feat(uptime): add more metrics to uptime checker for check delays#405
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feat(uptime): add more metrics to uptime checker for check delays#405
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We will now record: - the difference between when a check was enqueued to the executor, and the start of the tick. - the difference between when a check began executing, and when it was enqueued to the executor. This should allow us more insight into how a check "flows" through the system, and where we are incurring delays
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| // The utc timestamp this check was sent to the executor queue. |
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aren't unix timestamps always UTC heh
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But I didn't specify it was a unix timestamp :)
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We will now record: