Ideally, when working with multi-node environments, it is best practices to set the system clock through the use of a NTP server. Consult your OS vendor and Sys Admin for more guidance on configuring an NTP server, examples below.

Configure your environment to use the same NTP servers.

The time stamp to compare node cluster times is databaseSystemTimeReaderFactory.getReader().getDatabaseSystemTimeMillis().In other words, the check is using the database server time for each node for the comparison and must make a database request to confirm from within each node. If there are database issues resulting in long execution times, the check will fail.

    protected SupportHealthStatus doCheck() {
        CompositeHealthStatus healthStatus = new CompositeHealthStatus(Application.JIRA, getHelpUrl(HELP_PATH), clock);

        try {
            final long currentDatabaseTime = databaseSystemTimeReaderFactory.getReader().getDatabaseSystemTimeMillis();
            final Set<String> activeNodes = getActiveNodesKeys();