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Service Level Agreements - Colocation
We're committed to certain service levels for colocation customers, to give customers a predictable level of service from us. These service level agreements are detailed below.Power Availability - 100% SLA
Melbourne provides a 100% SLA on power. If we fail to meet the power target during any calendar month, the customer will receive a service credit as follows:
% of month power is available |
Service Credit |
|---|---|
| < 100.00% | 5% |
| < 99.95% | 10% |
| < 99.90% | 15% |
| < 99.85% | 20% |
| < 99.80% | 30% |
Cooling Availability - 99.97% SLA
Melbourne provides a 99.97% SLA on cooling into the front of colocation cabinets. If we fail to meet the power target during any calendar month, the customer will receive a service credit as follows:
% of month temperature is 18 - 27 degrees Celsius |
Service Credit |
|---|---|
| < 99.97% | 5% |
| < 99.85% | 10% |
| < 99.70% | 15% |
| < 99.30% | 20% |
| < 98.85% | 30% |
Network Connectivity - 99.95% SLA
Melbourne provides a 99.95% "uptime" service level agreement on network connectivity:
In the event that Melbourne is unable to provide Services to the Customer for more than 0.05% of any given calendar month, Melbourne will refund the customer a portion of the Fees at the rate of 5% for every additional 15 minutes of downtime, except where more than 7 days prior notification of the loss of Services has been issued to the Customer (i.e. scheduled maintenance work).
All scheduled service-affecting maintenance work is performed at off-peak times, usually within a maintenance window of 2am – 4am.