Object tracking should be aligned with which document?

Object tracking in the context of cloud computing and data management typically refers to the process of monitoring and managing data objects throughout their lifecycle. The Service Level Agreement (SLA) plays a vital role in this aspect as it outlines the expectations, responsibilities, and performance metrics agreed upon by the service provider and the customer regarding service delivery.

The SLA defines key metrics such as availability, performance, and response times, which are essential for ensuring that object tracking is effective. It establishes the standards against which the tracking can be monitored and evaluated. For instance, if the SLA specifies a certain uptime requirement for data retrieval from object storage, the object tracking system must align with that performance metric to ensure compliance.

The other documents mentioned, such as a VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) design document, RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), or JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) used for data interchange, serve different functions and do not specifically pertain to object tracking or its compliance monitoring. While they can be components of a broader cloud architecture or data management strategy, they do not provide the contractual framework necessary for object tracking accountability and service expectations like the SLA does.