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Checks run on a fixed schedule

Every check now has a fixed due time, so monitors run at the interval you set instead of drifting.

  • Checks are spread evenly across the interval and never run twice for the same slot.
  • Changing an interval takes effect right away.
  • A check that runs into its timeout always ends before the next one is due.
  • The monitor page refreshes on its own and shows the first results right after you create a monitor.

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