That feeling you get when all the logs are in your timezone, but the crontab is in UTC.....

[paradoxguitarist@mastodon.online]

That feeling you get when all the logs are in your timezone, but the crontab is in UTC.....

[vwbusguy@mastodon.online]

@paradoxguitarist Wat. I assume these are file logs and not journald logs?

[paradoxguitarist@mastodon.online]

@vwbusguy I don't know how exactly the logs are with the percona operator and pods for k8s.

But logs have our PST timestamp, but the cron expression gets kicked off with UTC.

[vwbusguy@mastodon.online]

@paradoxguitarist I would expect /etc/timezone to get mounted from the host on pod creation. At least with mysql, there's a separate tz declaration for the database engine. I don't immediately remember if postgres is the same, but I wouldn't be surprised and that would explain it.