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ORB's #4936 tracks a published SLA and incident-response commitment for ORB's hosted fleet. AMS has no generic equivalent - the only incident-response work currently tracked for AMS (Rent-a-Loop's #5137) is specific to the rented-loop product and its own harm model, not a general operational commitment for a future hosted AMS.
Area
AMS / Incident & SLA readiness
Proposal
Draft an SLA and incident-response commitment appropriate to a future hosted AMS: an uptime target, a response-time commitment, and an escalation path. This is a business/operational commitment gittensory would be making to hosted-AMS customers, separate from - and composing with, not replacing - Rent-a-Loop's own harmful-loop incident process.
Deliverables
Draft SLA document: uptime target, incident-response time commitment, escalation contacts/path
This is a business/legal commitment, not a technical design - but it still requires maintainer sign-off before it is treated as adopted, since it commits gittensory to an external obligation toward hosted-AMS customers.
Must not be published, referenced in marketing/docs, or represented externally as a live commitment until explicitly approved by the maintainer.
No numeric SLA target (uptime %, response-time bound) in this draft may be treated as final without maintainer approval, since these numbers create binding obligations.
Problem
ORB's #4936 tracks a published SLA and incident-response commitment for ORB's hosted fleet. AMS has no generic equivalent - the only incident-response work currently tracked for AMS (Rent-a-Loop's #5137) is specific to the rented-loop product and its own harm model, not a general operational commitment for a future hosted AMS.
Area
AMS / Incident & SLA readiness
Proposal
Draft an SLA and incident-response commitment appropriate to a future hosted AMS: an uptime target, a response-time commitment, and an escalation path. This is a business/operational commitment gittensory would be making to hosted-AMS customers, separate from - and composing with, not replacing - Rent-a-Loop's own harmful-loop incident process.
Deliverables
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