LinuxContainer/LinuxPod: Make time sync configurable#698
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LinuxContainer/LinuxPod: Make time sync configurable#698dcantah wants to merge 1 commit intoapple:mainfrom
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Today our time syncing with the host lives in VZVirtualMachineInstance, which means if a user made their own vmm type they would have to roll their own time syncing. It likely makes more sense to hoist this up to LinuxContainer/LinuxPod so if they want it they can use it, and if they have their own synchronization they can just disable it and use whatever they want. This also lowers the default sync period to 20 seconds.
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Today our time syncing with the host lives in VZVirtualMachineInstance, which means if a user made their own vmm type they would have to roll their own time syncing. It likely makes more sense to hoist this up to LinuxContainer/LinuxPod so if they want it they can use it, and if they have their own synchronization they can just disable it and use whatever they want. This also lowers the default sync period to 20 seconds.