Maintenance and Updates › Building a Maintenance Schedule

Michael BrenndoerferAugust 22, 20251 min read
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Rather than reacting to problems, build a regular maintenance schedule. This ensures important tasks don't get forgotten.

Here's a sample schedule:

Daily:

  • Check monitoring dashboard for alerts
  • Review error logs for new issues
  • Verify backups completed successfully

Weekly:

  • Review user feedback
  • Check for security advisories
  • Review cost trends

Monthly:

  • Update dependencies
  • Review and update documentation
  • Analyze usage patterns and plan optimizations
  • Review test coverage and add tests for new scenarios

Quarterly:

  • Review overall system architecture
  • Plan major updates or new features
  • Conduct security audit
  • Review and update disaster recovery plans

This schedule ensures you're staying ahead of issues rather than constantly firefighting.