Proactive maintenance instead of emergency response

Monitoring is the first step, but the right response is crucial. Use this checklist in conjunction with 360 Monitoring to virtually eliminate downtime:

  • Weekly: Check the TTFB trend. Is the page gradually becoming slower?
  • Monthly: Check the blacklist reputation of your IP address.
  • Quarterly: Check disk usage and delete old log files or backups.
  • Immediate Check: After every CMS update (e.g., WordPress), check the performance graphs in the dashboard.

Through this routine, you can identify bottlenecks before they lead to a real server problem or outage.

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