SLO Poker: Decide What Reliability Is Worth Before It Fails

Teams often say uptime matters, but they rarely agree on what should be slower, simpler, or delayed to protect it. Participants receive a product with competing pressures: launch speed, cost, support burden, latency, and user trust.

The workshop turns reliability into a negotiation with evidence. Teams define service-level objectives, error budgets, escalation rules, and investment choices, then defend what they would improve first and what risk they are willing to carry.