SLA Class List

A SLA class defines the maximum jitter, maximum latency, maximum packet loss, or a combination of these values, for the Cisco SD-WAN data plane tunnels. The SLA classes are used in Application-Aware Routing Policies.

Diagram

Classes

policy_objects (sdwan)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
sla_classes	List	[sla_classes]	No

sla_classes (sdwan.policy_objects)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
name	String	Regex: ^[A-Za-z0-9-_]{1,128}$	Yes
jitter_ms	Integer	min: 1, max: 1000	No
latency_ms	Integer	min: 1, max: 1000	No
loss_percentage	Integer	min: 1, max: 100	No
app_probe_class	String	Regex: ^[^<>!&$@\\/"() ]{1,128}$	No
fallback_best_tunnel_criteria	Choice	loss, latency, jitter, loss-latency, loss-jitter, latency-loss, latency-jitter, jitter-latency, jitter-loss, loss-latency-jitter, loss-jitter-latency, latency-loss-jitter, latency-jitter-loss, jitter-latency-loss, jitter-loss-latency	No
fallback_best_tunnel_jitter	Integer	min: 1, max: 1000	No
fallback_best_tunnel_latency	Integer	min: 1, max: 1000	No
fallback_best_tunnel_loss	Integer	min: 1, max: 100	No

Examples

Example-1: The following example demonstrates how to configure an SLA class. The sla class SLA-REALTIME has a jitter of 20ms, a latency of 100ms, and a loss of 1%, with a fallback criteria of jitter and a jitter variance of 40ms.

sdwan:
  policy_objects:
    sla_classes:
      - name: SLA-REALTIME
        jitter_ms: 20
        latency_ms: 100
        loss_percentage: 1
        fallback_best_tunnel_criteria: jitter
        fallback_best_tunnel_jitter: 40