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SLI-Provider

Depending on the monitoring solution you have in place and the SLIs you have configured for your services, you need to deploy the corresponding SLI-provider. In Keptn 0.14.x, this can be either Dynatrace or Prometheus.

Dynatrace SLI-Provider

Complete steps from section Install Dynatrace Keptn integration.
To configure Keptn to use Dynatrace SLIs for your project (e.g. musicshop), execute the following command:
```
keptn configure monitoring dynatrace --project=musicshop
```
Configure custom Dynatrace SLIs as explained here.

Prometheus SLI-Provider

Complete steps from section Set Up Prometheus SLI-provider.
To configure Keptn to use the Prometheus SLI-provider for your project (e.g. musicshop), execute the following command:
```
keptn configure monitoring prometheus --project=musicshop --service=catalogue
```
Configure custom SLIs for the Prometheus SLI-provider as explained here.

Add custom SLI-Provider

To create and add your custom SLI-provider to Keptn, please follow the instructions here.

See also

Get started with Quality Gates: Get started with Keptn Quality Gates for your project.

SLI-Provider: Add an SLI-Provider to Keptn for querying provider-specific SLIs.

Working and Integrating with Quality Gates: Integrate a Quality Gate into an existing pipeline.

sli.yaml: Configure and add Service-Level Indicators (SLIs) to your service.

sli.yaml: Configure and add Service-Level Indicators (SLIs) to your service.

slo.yaml: Configure and add Service-Level Objectives (SLO) to your service.

Working and Integrating with Quality Gates

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