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ACM GRC Document default value of Policy Evaluation

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      We can document this just in ACM 2.9 but it applies also to ACM 2.6+
      https://access.redhat.com/documentation/de-de/red_hat_advanced_cluster_management_for_kubernetes/2.8/html-single/governance/index

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      We document
      
      spec.evaluationInterval.compliant
      
      Optional
      
      Used to define how often the policy is evaluated when it is in the compliant state. The values must be in the format of a duration which is a sequence of numbers with time unit suffixes. For example, 12h30m5s represents 12 hours, 30 minutes, and 5 seconds. It can also be set to never so that the policy is not reevaluated on the compliant cluster, unless the policy spec is updated.
      
      spec.evaluationInterval.noncompliant
      

      But we do not document the default value.

      It is:

      Configuration Policies are evaluated roughly every 10 seconds when the evaluation interval is not set. This can be longer if the Configuration Policy controller is saturated on the managed cluster.
      Maybe “minimum time between evaluations” is a more accurate phrase

              jberger@redhat.com Jacob Berger
              rhn-support-cstark Christian Stark
              Derek Ho Derek Ho
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