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title: Service level objectives are generally available
type: new_feature
date: '2026-08-05'
description: >-
  Set reliability targets, track error budgets, and get burn-rate alerts for
  your services and AI applications.
canonical: 'https://pydantic.dev/changelog/service-level-objectives'
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> New feature · 2026-08-05
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# Service level objectives are generally available

Service level objectives (SLOs) are now generally available in Logfire. Set a reliability target and a rolling window, and Logfire tracks the error budget and creates burn-rate alerts to warn when you're spending it too quickly.

![The Services inventory in Logfire, with Set target buttons and SLO status badges showing services on track or below target](https://pydantic.dev/assets/blog/slo-monitoring-logfire/Pydantic_Logfire_services_set_target.png)

Choose an availability, latency, AI model-call reliability, or AI quality target, or define good and total events with custom SQL. Preview the target against recent data before saving it, then route the generated alerts to your notification channels. The Services inventory shows which targets are on track and which are below target.

SLOs no longer require an Early Access opt-in. They are available on Enterprise, with a limited number on Growth and no limit when self-hosted.

*Where to find it*: **Service levels** under **Notify** in the project sidebar, or **Set target** in the Services inventory. See the [Service levels documentation](https://pydantic.dev/docs/logfire/observe/service-levels/) and our [SLO monitoring guide](https://pydantic.dev/articles/slo-monitoring-logfire).