With Service-Level Objectives , you can add your service-level objective (SLO) as a tile to a dashboard to visualize and monitor it.
In Dynatrace, search for Service-Level Objectives .
In the Service-level objectives table, find your SLO and, in the Actions column, select > Add to Dashboard.
In the Select destination window, select your document and Confirm to add the tile to an existing dashboard, or select New dashboard to create a new dashboard for your SLO.
An SLO tile showing the SLO status, error budget, and target is available on your dashboard.
Add and edit your SLO directly from Dashboards.
Go to Dashboards and create a new dashboard or select an existing dashboard.
You can add an SLO using the Shift+S keyboard shortcut, or in the upper-right corner of the dashboard, select the plus sign .
From the Create new tile drop-down list, choose Service-level Objective.
The Service-level objective panel is displayed.
In the edit panel for your SLO tile, select your SLO from the Service-level objective list. The SLO name is used as the title of your dashboard tile. You can edit the tile title, in which your tile will have a different title from your SLO. (The SLO name won't be changed.)
You can also edit your SLO
In the Data tab, you can select an existing SLO.
In the Data tab, select Manage your SLOs to view your list of SLOs.
In the Visual tab, you can select or deselect the Data mapping Columns to display for your SLO which are Status, Error budget, Target and Evaluation period.
In the Visual tab, Service-level objective options section, you can toggle the Show labels option to display them. You can also toggle to Apply status threshold color to either the SLO Value or the Background.
The tile won't be functional until you select an SLO. For more information, see Edit a service-level objective (SLO) tile in a dashboard.
You added your new SLO tile to your dashboard.
Changing the dashboard's timeframe does not affect the SLO evaluation timeframe; it has no effect on the SLO status, which is always evaluated against its own evaluation period.