Time Machine not making hourly backups on MacBook Pro

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Me, I use the conventional method of External Drive directly connected to the computer

Backing up to Network Attached Storage (NAS)

The convenience of a wireless backup to a NAS device is appealing. Based on user feedback, however, we discourage people from relying on NAS devices for their primary backup for several reasons:

• Write performance to a NAS device is typically, at best, comparable to writing to a USB 2.0 HDD
• Performance of a NAS accessed via WiFi can be 10-100 times slower than the average locally-attached hard drive.
• Periodically validating the integrity of data on a NAS device may be impractical due to network performance.
• WiFi backups are only as reliable as the network connection and macOS's network filesystem client.
• Filesystem transactions on a network filesystem incur a lot more overhead than filesystem transactions on a locally-attached filesystem, leading to very long backup windows when your data set has lots of files (e.g. > 250K files).

For primary backups, we recommend that you procure a USB or Thunderbolt hard drive and create a backup on that locally-attached disk.

Below links are intended to augment what TM Backup does 

https://bombich.com

How to schedule a backup

SafetyNet snapshots vs. Backup snapshots