Set custom checks TTL to 1 minute to prevent clock skew issues#5257
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…ing interval. This can cause issues with clock skew between instances.
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Set custom checks TTL to 1 minute, as the default TTL is 4*the reporting interval. This can cause issues with clock skew between instances.
For example, the report interval for AuditIngestionCustomCheck is 5 seconds, this means the TTL for that is 20 seconds. A clock skew of 20 seconds between hosts is not uncommon.