Proactive maintenance to keep Ditto synchronization healthy across OS and OEM changes.
Introduction
Mobile OS releases and OEM updates change backgrounding, permissions, radios, and networking—risking regressions in local‑first sync. This program monitors upcoming platform changes, validates Ditto compatibility on pre‑release builds, and certifies your app on GA releases—so your sync stays reliable.
Objectives
- Stay ahead of platform shifts. Track Apple/Google release cycles; anticipate sync‑relevant changes.
- Continuously validate critical flows. Run targeted regressions on pre‑release and GA builds against your device matrix.
- Guide safe upgrades. Recommend SDK/version pinning and migration paths; manage phased rollouts.
- Reduce incident risk. Provide rapid analysis and hotfix guidance when issues surface post‑release.
Key Activities
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Release Radar & Impact Scoring – Monitor OS betas/RCs, SDK updates, and dependencies; assess risk areas.
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Pre‑GA Validation – Execute smoke and targeted regression on beta builds for priority devices/OS.
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GA Certification Pass – Re‑run the full matrix; publish compatibility status and rollout recommendations.
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SDK & App Upgrade Guidance – Advise on SDK upgrades, schema migrations, and fallback plans.
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Incident Response – Reproduce, isolate, and mitigate sync issues with clear playbooks; coordinate with engineering.
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Governance & Reporting – Monthly health reports, quarterly roadmap reviews, and change logs.
Deliverables
- Quarterly Compatibility Report (devices/OS, pass/fail, known issues, mitigations).
- Regression Suite & Harness tailored to your critical flows.
- Upgrade Advisory (versioning, migration steps, rollout plan).
- Incident Playbooks & Runbooks updated each cycle.
Engagement Approach and Timelines
- Onboarding (2–3 weeks) – Baseline fleet, critical workflows, and test harness.
- Ongoing Cycles – Monthly health checks, pre‑GA validations, GA certifications, and hotfix support aligned to major release calendars.
Ideal Client Profile
Enterprises with large frontline fleets or regulated environments where sync regressions from OS changes pose material operational risk.
Why Quest1
- Local‑first specialization grounded in P2P mesh, opportunistic cloud, and conflict‑tolerant data models.
- Battle‑tested mobile operations at scale with disciplined release management.
- “Win‑together” posture with platform partners to accelerate fixes.
