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Not sure, but all AWS servers I ever run stuff on were always on UTC (Europe), which I really liked. I doubt they have their own Cron implementation, but you mi
by raxxorrax 6y ago
Not sure, but all AWS servers I ever run stuff on were always on UTC (Europe), which I really liked. I doubt they have their own Cron implementation, but you might be able to set the time zone just for Cron specifically independent from system time zones.
- giantg2 6y agoThanks for the reply! Everything I saw about cron and timezones is that it is always a UTC and that it can't use a different timezone. I don't think AWS has their own implementation (my fault on the wording), but I would think they have some level of interface between the value I supply and what the server reads. For example, if I have the cron in my ecs.json file, then I would guess that AWS has some code to pick up that value and place it in the correct location on the server. It would be great if we could specify a timezone in the json and have the AWS code translate the cron expression as it deploys it to the server. I would even guess they could reuse or depend on the implementation thats already built in Linux (being open source).