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# Use Planned Maintenance to schedule maintenance windows for your Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster (preview) exclusively for weekly releases
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# Use Planned Maintenance to schedule maintenance windows for your Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster exclusively for weekly releases (preview)
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Planned Maintenance allows you to schedule weekly maintenance windows that will ensure the weekly releases [releases] are controlled. Maintenance Windows are configured using the Azure CLI, allowing you to select from a set of pre-available configurations.
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## Available Pre-created Public Maintenance Configuration for you to pick
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## Available Pre-created Public Maintenance configurations for you to pick
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There are 2 general kinds of pre-created public maintenance configurations:
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There are 2 general kinds of pre-created Public Maintenance configurations:
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- For Weekday (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), from 10 pm to 6 am next morning.
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- For Weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday), from 10 pm to 6 am next morning.
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List of pre-created Public Maintenance Configurations, Prod Region, Weekday Schedule (change the 'weekday' in the configuration name to 'weekend' for Weekend Schedule)
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Configuration Name Time Zone
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aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc12 UTC+12
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aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc1 UTC+1
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aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc UTC+0
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aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc-1 UTC-1
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aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc-12 UTC-12
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For a list of pre-created Public Maintenance configurations on the weekday schedule, see below. For weekend schedules, replace `weekday` with `weekend`.
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## Assign a Public Maintenance Configuration on an AKS Cluster
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|Configuration name| Time zone|
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|--|--|
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|aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc12|UTC+12|
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|...|...|
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|aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc1|UTC+1|
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|aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc|UTC+0|
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|aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc-1|UTC-1|
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|...|...|
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|aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc-12|UTC-12|
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Find the public maintenance configuration ID by name:
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az maintenance public-configuration show --resource-name "aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc8"
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## Assign a Public Maintenance configuration to an AKS Cluster
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Find the Public Maintenance configuration ID by name:
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```azurecli-interactive
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az maintenance public-configuration show --resource-name "aks-mrp-cfg-weekday_utc8"
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```
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This call may prompt you to install the extension maintenance, once done you can proceed as below :
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the call should return
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The output should look like the below example. Be sure to take note of the `id` field -
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{
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"duration": "08:00",
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Next, assign the Public Maintenance configuration to your AKS cluster using the ID:
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