Integration & B2B
SLA & error budget calculator
Serial dependencies multiply. See what your chain actually achieves, whether your target is reachable at all, and which dependency owns most of the downtime.
Compare your assumptions
The captured baseline stays fixed while you edit the proposed inputs below. Edit baseline inputs loads it into the working form; capture again to save your changes. Differences are proposed minus baseline, without a better/worse judgement.
- Chain availability (%)
- Baseline: 99.2514
- Proposed: 99.2514
- Difference: 0
- Expected downtime (minutes)
- Baseline: 323.4062
- Proposed: 323.4062
- Difference: 0
- Error budget (minutes)
- Baseline: 43.2
- Proposed: 43.2
- Difference: 0
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Serial dependencies multiply, so a chain is always less available than its weakest member — which is why a service depending on five things at 99.9% cannot itself be 99.9%. Redundancy assumes independent failure, the generous case; instances sharing a region, a pipeline or a certificate expiry fail together. Treat the result as a ceiling.
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