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AWS recommend that configure your instance to use the Amazon Time Sync Service also according to article,Windows AMIs use the Amazon Time Sync Service by default since 2018.
You can use Amazon Time Sync Service. Natively accessible from all ec2 instances.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/windows-set-time.html
I will look into it, but why is this necessary? Is there something that is preventing it from keeping proper time?
Would this help the system time being kept accurate? Because the scheduled tasks are triggered by window's internal scheduler, which is based on system time.
It has been 2 days since I implemented Amazon Time Sync, and so far, the system is keeping much better time. However, occasionally it would still appear to be off by 1 second, but it this is a major improvement over what it was (3 to 5 seconds).
All new AMIs should already use Amazon Time Sync by default, but my instance was built from a saved image I had from 2 years ago, this is probably the reason why my system does not have it set as default.
I will observe the system for an additional couple of days, and if things stay within parameters, I will mark your response as the correct answer.
Thank you.
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