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Service Levels

Support, service operations, and availability — three independent dimensions, tailored to your needs.

Support Tiers

Choose the support level that fits your operations. The choice is independent of your infrastructure and availability configuration.

Basic

Response Time (P1)
Best Effort
Support Hours
Best Effort
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Standard

Response Time (P1)
Next Business Day
Support Hours
5×8
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Premium

Recommended
Response Time (P1)
4 hours
Support Hours
5×8
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Enterprise

Response Time (P1)
4 hours
Support Hours
5×13
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Service Operation Modes

Every managed service runs in one of two operation modes. Choose the mode that fits your availability requirements.

Basic Operation

Standard single-instance deployment. Suitable for development, staging, and non-critical production workloads.

  • Single instance deployment
  • Standard configuration
  • Manual recovery on failure
  • Lower cost

High Availability

Multi-instance deployment with automatic failover and redundancy. For production workloads that demand uptime.

  • Multi-instance with redundancy
  • Automatic failover
  • Load-balanced traffic
  • Zero-downtime maintenance

How Availability Works

Your effective SLA depends on two factors. Pick a combination to see the result.

Basic
High Availability
Best Effort
Standard
Enterprise
Enterprise infrastructure + High Availability operation = 99.9% SLA

Natron Cloud tiers shown. For BYOC or on-premise, infrastructure SLA depends on your provider.

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