What color indicators does the "Service level objective" dashboard tile use for SLO status?

The "Service level objective" (SLO) dashboard tile utilizes Green, Yellow, and Red color indicators to convey the status of the SLO. This color-coding system is designed to clearly and effectively communicate the health and performance levels of a service in relation to its defined objectives.

Green signifies that the service is operating within the expected parameters and meeting the SLO targets successfully. Yellow indicates a warning state, meaning that the service is nearing a threshold that could lead to a failure to meet the SLO if not addressed. Red is an indication of an issue, signifying that the service has not met its objectives, and action may be required to remediate the problem.

Colors like Blue and Orange, which appear in other choices, do not represent the standard indicators for SLO status in Dynatrace, emphasizing the uniqueness and purpose of the Green, Yellow, and Red system specifically for tracking service performance against objectives. This standardized approach aids users in quickly assessing service health and prioritizing their responses to potential issues.