ClinSpark Service Level Agreement

Foundry Health strives to provide a transparent and simple SLA for ClinSpark. The SLA applies to unplanned availability events of the Production Main instance of ClinSpark, as described below.

Lower environments - such as sandbox, validation, and test instances - are not subject to this SLA.

Uptime SLA

Customer’s Production Main instances of ClinSpark have a 99.95% Uptime SLA measured on a quarterly basis.

RPO - Recovery Point Objective

A customer’s Production Main instance of ClinSpark has an RPO of 5 minutes. This means that should a worst case disaster occur in which all running instances of ClinSpark and its database were somehow destroyed, the instances will be restored with a loss of no more than 5 minutes of customer data.

RTO - Recovery Time Objective

A customer’s Production Main instance of ClinSpark has an RTO of 60 minutes. This means that ClinSpark will be restored to operation within 60 minutes of an availability event.

Customer Monitoring and Site Status

Customers are provided with a site status page for their ClinSpark production Main & Test instances. Other environments customers have access to may be added to this page as needed, or upon request.

The status page shows the current status as well as the history. Here is an example:

Availability is checked once per minute.

This status site records planned and maintenance outages as well as unplanned availability events.

Upon request via service desk ticket, an export can be provided showing all events as recorded by the status site for up to 1 year.

Foundry Health makes no guarantees about the availability of this status page itself, though we believe it to be highly available.

Status Page URL

If a customer instance site is https://customer.clinspark.com, then the status page will be:

https://status.customer.clinspark.com

Customers receive a status page once they are ‘live’ and using production systems.

Note about Customer Site Connectivity

It is possible that a customer may not be able to access ClinSpark, but ClinSpark is not experiencing an Availability Event. This could be because of an internet connectivity outage at a site for instance. This is where the status page is useful in particular. This status page is monitored from a variety of geographic regions and internet providers. In general, it is a reliable indicator of ClinSpark’s true availability.

However, the uptime monitoring tooling itself could have availability issues. It is rare but it has happened before. We offer this tool to all of our customers, however we do not guarantee that the reporting from this tool is accurate or has the same SLA as ClinSpark itself.

Definitions

• Availability Event

  • A ClinSpark outage. This is a period of time in which a user can not access ClinSpark because ClinSpark itself is unavailable.

• Maintenance Window

  • An off-hour time period on a weekly basis in which security patches can be installed on ClinSpark instances. Very these may cause momentary availability events. Typically these are at 2:30 AM in the customer’s geographic region.

• Planned Downtime

  • Scheduled downtime performed in coordination with the customer. This is documented along with consent via service desk tickets.

• Unplanned Downtime

  • Unscheduled and unplanned Availability Event.

• RPO

  • Recovery Point Objective. When restoring after a full Availability Event, how many minutes prior to the event will the data be restored to. Put another way, what is the maximum number of minutes of data loss before the event occurred.

• RTO

  • Recovery Time Objective. How many minutes can it take to restore ClinSpark after an Availability Event.