Get Sla

Machine-readable SLA targets. Public, no auth, no credits.

Returns the operational targets ParlayAPI commits to plus the measured baselines (latency p50s, support response times, maintenance / data retention policy). Procurement and security review teams ingest this for vendor evaluation.

Numbers reflect operational reality, not aspirational targets. Latency p50s are measured from the public URL; uptime targets reflect what the current architecture can sustain.

sleep_iter_28 #527: emits ETag + supports If-None-Match. Changes only when the SLA document itself is edited (a contract event, not a per-request event), so 1h cache + conditional GET is the right shape.

Stability promise: keys at the top level (version, uptime_target_per_month, latency_targets_p50_ms, support_response_time_hours, maintenance_window_policy, data_retention, incident_response) will not be removed or renamed without bumping version.