A multi-agent concierge promises 99.9% workflow success within 8 seconds end-to-end. Leadership wants platform and solution monitoring aligned to that SLA. What strategy is appropriate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
D is correct. SLA monitoring for multi-agent solutions must cover availability, performance, reliability, and SLA adherence at the workflow level—success rate and latency percentiles—while still watching platform health. A tokens-only misses the 8-second promise. B laptop compiles are not production SLAs. C synthetic probes are useful, not forbidden. Define SLIs that match the customer-facing multi-agent workflow.
Full Explanation
Correct Answer — D
Monitoring strategies must address solution and platform availability, performance, reliability, and SLA adherence. End-to-end multi-agent workflow success and latency are essential SLIs alongside component metrics.
Why A is wrong: Token counts alone do not prove latency or success SLAs.
Why B is wrong: Local compile times are not production service levels.
Why C is wrong: Synthetic probes help verify availability and latency.
Exam tip: Map multi-agent SLAs to workflow-level SLIs, not vanity metrics.