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Single line command to check the time of a cluster.
asmonitor -e 'asinfo -v namespace/<NAMESPACE>'|grep -o 'current-time=[0-9]*'
example:
asmonitor -e 'asinfo -v namespace/test'|grep -o 'current-time=[0-9]*'
current-time=150505663
current-time=150505663
current-time=150505663
current-time=150505663