Single Network Service Domain SLA Metrics Sample Clauses

Single Network Service Domain SLA Metrics. This section will focus on the edge-to-edge SLA metrics in a single network service domain as shown in Fig. 4.1. The following discussion is based on a service that consists of a single one-way virtual path through a domain. The SLA will contain metrics for each direction of each path required to support the User Community. Some general network and traffic conditions are assumed for scoping the discussion: • The SLA does not cover the impact of delays within the edge networks operated by the User Community • Traffic influxes in each domain are regulated and traffic bounds are satisfied. • Each domain has sufficient network capacity for its traffic influxes • Network components and devices in each domain are well maintained in their service life. SLA metrics can be categorized in terms of capacity, QoS and availability. Capacity, sometimes re- ferred to as throughput, defines the traffic rate (bits per second, or bytes per month) that must be accom- modated at the Ingress to the NSD. QoS defines the packet loss, packet delay, packet jitter limits for the traffic flow, provided that the User Community traffic rate at the Ingress is less than the agreed upon throughput. Availability refers to the probability that the capacity will be available when needed. Capacity can be specified by one or more of the following metrics, which are defined in more detail in Appendix A:
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