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60mins offset is fine¹. We have this all the time with timezones. But imagine investigating and outage or scheduling an automated event when you have to make su
by prennert 4y ago
60mins offset is fine¹. We have this all the time with timezones. But imagine investigating and outage or scheduling an automated event when you have to make sure and communicate with non-technical folks that your graph / setting etc is off by 5:23 minutes.
The OP proposal does say UTC should be used when representing time to end users, but in practice there is going to be blurry lines.
¹TBH, still confusing enough to introduce quite a bit of friction when comparing graphs etc for outages.