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verify_ssl: false
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check:
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# How often to run the full rolling check of all endpoints, in seconds.
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# 600 = 10 minutes.
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# Each endpoint is checked once every interval_seconds, but checks are
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# spread evenly across that window rather than all fired at once — with
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# N endpoints configured, one endpoint is checked every
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# (interval_seconds / N) seconds, rotating through all of them.
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# Example: 6 endpoints + interval_seconds: 3600 (1 hour) -> one endpoint
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# checked every 10 minutes.
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interval_seconds: 600
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# Default per-request timeout (DNS lookup + HTTP request), in seconds.
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# Can be overridden per endpoint.
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timeout_seconds: 10
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# If any endpoint fails during a cycle, all endpoints are re-checked
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# once, immediately, after this short delay (in seconds) — instead of
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# waiting for the next scheduled cycle. Regular scheduling then resumes.
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# If any single endpoint check fails, ALL endpoints are checked once,
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# immediately, after this short delay (in seconds) — instead of waiting
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# for their normal rotation slot. The rotation is then re-spread evenly
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# from that point and resumes normally.
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immediate_recheck_delay_seconds: 5
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endpoints:
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