Incident metrics & SLAs
Mean times to acknowledge and resolve, uptime, and how service level agreements and objectives fit together when you run production systems.
Last updated: Tuesday, 31 March 2026
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MTTA
MTTA, also referred to as Mean Time to Acknowledge, is one of the most important incident repsonse metrics.
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MTTA vs. MTTR
The difference between MTTA and MTTR and why both are very important metrics for your incident response.
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MTTC
Mean Time to Control measures how long it takes to contain an incident after detection—limiting blast radius before full resolution.
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MTTR
MTTR, or Mean Time To Resolution, tracks the average time is takes to resolve incidents after they pop up.
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Service Level Objective (SLO)
An internal, measurable reliability target that guides alerting, error budgets, and operational priorities.
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SLA (Service Level Agreement)
A formal commitment that defines expected service levels, responsibilities, and consequences when targets are missed.
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