From the Concourse docs
A new version can be found in an external resource by the check component of a resource finding a new set of versions when it runs. A check is run periodically for every resource in your pipeline.
How often does Concourse check your resources? Is this frequency configurable?
The resource's type determines what versions are detected, the bits that are fetched when the resource's get step runs, and the side effect that occurs when the resource's put step runs.
The watch command can be used to do just this. You can also view builds that are running in your pipeline, or builds that have already finished.
/api/v1/info should tell you the version of Concourse (which goes in lockstep with the version of the fly CLI). Note that the fly cli will warn you if you are using a version of the CLI that's out of sync with the version of Concourse you are targetting.
Visit the pipeline dashboard http://127.0.0.1:8080/teams/main/pipelines/hello-world and wait a few minutes and eventually the job will start running automatically.
Looking through the Concourse docs in the resources section:
Default 1m. The interval on which to check for new versions of the resource.
This is configurable in the resource definition under the check_every
parameter. See https://concourse-ci.org/resources.html#resource-check-every.
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