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<h1>Service Level Agreement (SLA)</h1>
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<h2>100% Uptime Guarantee</h2>
<p>
LastHourHosting.org offers a 100% uptime guarantee through this
Service Level Agreement (SLA) based on network and host node
availability. These assurances collectively form the "SLA." This
document serves as a supplementary agreement to the Hosting Terms
and Conditions you accepted upon becoming a LastHourHosting.org
customer, which is integral to and incorporated by reference into
this SLA. This uptime guarantee applies on a
per&#45;service&#45;item basis and does not extend to your entire
invoice. For instance, if you have fifty (50) servers with us and
one (1) of those servers experiences downtime, any credit applicable
to you under this uptime guarantee will be proportional to the
downtime of that one (1) server, not your entire account with us.
Please note that this uptime guarantee does not cover the
accessibility of LastHourHosting.org's website, DNS servers, API, or
control panel.
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<h2>Packet Loss and Latency</h2>
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LastHourHosting.org does not engage in proactive monitoring of
specific customer packet loss or transmission latency. However, we
proactively monitor the aggregate packet loss and transmission
latency within our LAN and WAN. If LastHourHosting.org discovers
(either through internal monitoring efforts or after being informed
by you) that you are experiencing packet loss exceeding one percent
(1%) ("Excess Packet Loss") between your instance and one hop from
LastHourHosting.org's border router(s) (first hop of egress
provider's router), and you notify LastHourHosting.org via a support
ticket (or LastHourHosting.org has informed you of an event), we
will take all reasonable actions to identify the source of the
Excess Packet Loss/Latency.
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<h2>Limitations</h2>
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The uptime guarantee at LastHourHosting.org applies exclusively to
network and instance availability during standard operation. It does
not extend to server&#45;side software uptime. Any downtime
resulting from server software, operating systems, improper
configurations, denial of service attacks against your instance,
instance suspension, instance paused/halted for any reason, or any
other non&#45;network or non&#45; "host node" outage, regardless of
whether such downtime is caused by us during upgrades,
troubleshooting, or other tasks, is not covered by this uptime
guarantee. The guarantee does not apply during scheduled maintenance
with a minimum of twenty&#45;four (24) hours' notice or in the event
of applying a time&#45;critical patch/update, provided the
outage/packet loss does not exceed ten (10) minutes.
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Additionally, the guarantees outlined in this SLA cannot be
combined. For instance, a hardware outage that disrupts network
activity will not entitle you to two (2) separate credits. If a
hardware outage forms the basis for the connectivity loss, the
entire event will be considered a single outage for the purpose of
determining applicable credit.
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<p>
Please note that LastHourHosting.org's Talon Cloud GPU product has
limited availability and is not covered by the Last Hour Hosting
SLA. In the event of a hardware failure, LastHourHosting.org will
make its best effort to promptly restore your GPU instances in the
same or nearest location. Upon request, you will be refunded for any
duration of downtime experienced by your GPU instance.
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<h2>Outage Credits:</h2>
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To claim outage credits at LastHourHosting.org, you are required to
follow the procedure detailed below. You must initiate a support
ticket explicitly requesting a credit to be applied to your account.
Mere initiation of a support ticket related to an outage does not
automatically guarantee a credit to your account. The formal request
for a credit through a support ticket triggers the assessment
process for potential credits. However, it remains within the sole
discretion of LastHourHosting.org to determine whether an eligible
outage has transpired. If LastHourHosting.org confirms that an
eligible outage has indeed occurred, the support ticket you
submitted will be utilized to calculate the applicable credit, as
outlined in the table below:
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<th>Outage Time Frame</th>
<th>Credit Amount</th>
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<td>Less than 9 minutes</td>
<td>12 Hours</td>
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<td>10 &#45; 59 minutes</td>
<td>24 Hours</td>
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<td>60 &#45; 119 minutes</td>
<td>48 Hours</td>
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<td>120 &#45; 239 minutes</td>
<td>120 Hours</td>
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<td>240 &#45; 419 minutes</td>
<td>240 Hours</td>
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<td>420+ minutes</td>
<td>672 Hours (1 Month)</td>
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<h2>How to Obtain Your Credit</h2>
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To claim any credit offered under this Service Level Agreement (SLA)
at LastHourHosting.org, you must follow the specific process
outlined below. Please note that it's crucial to initiate a support
ticket related to the event and expressly request that we issue a
credit. Do not assume that we are aware of your outage. Your outage
might be unrelated to LastHourHosting.org's services. Therefore,
unless you notify us through a support ticket, we might not be aware
that a problem exists. Outages related to hardware or other services
or events not under LastHourHosting.org's control are not eligible
for any guarantee or credit provided under this SLA.
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You can initiate such a support ticket via email to
support@lasthourhosting.org or through the my.lasthourhosting.org
interface. Regardless of the method you choose, it is imperative to
obtain a LastHourHosting.org ticket number as proof of initiating a
support ticket related to the outage. The support ticket must
explicitly request a credit concerning the outage. As outlined here,
the timestamp on the support ticket will mark the beginning of an
outage if LastHourHosting.org determines that an eligible outage
occurred. Even if LastHourHosting.org was aware of the issue before
you were, we may notify you of the outage. In such instances, you
must still initiate a support ticket to confirm your awareness of
the outage and request a credit. To be clear, having a support
ticket number is mandatory to receive any credits under this SLA.
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Please be aware that all other terms, limitations, exclusions,
disclaimers, and requirements contained in LastHourHosting.org's
Hosting Terms and Conditions also apply to this SLA.
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