[FIXED] NRG: Monotonic heartbeat and quorum tracking #6999
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Converting the timestamps to `UnixNano` meant that all of these operations were using wall-clock rather than monotonic time, which meant that these operations were not safe against wall-clock drifts or NTP adjustments. This could result in unexpected loss of quorum. Signed-off-by: Neil Twigg <[email protected]>
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Converting the timestamps to
UnixNanomeant that all of these operations were using wall-clock rather than monotonic time, which meant that these operations were not safe against wall-clock drifts or NTP adjustments. This could result in unexpected loss of quorum.Signed-off-by: Neil Twigg [email protected]