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As companies strive to gain a competitive advantage by delivering new software features faster, reliability of application services often suffers. Software delivery driven by Service Level Objectives (SLOs) can help identify potential issues before SLA violations occur and reputation or monetary damage is incurred. Using a shift-left approach to reliability is even better and will help amplify the benefits of SLO management practices by transitioning companies from a reactive mode to a proactiv one.