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I learned today that my main blog posts should be called "Today I Learned"s. I'm surprised my last post was over two months ago. I've been working on my new Chrome extension project, Chorus, making features, fixing problems, and getting it ready for ...
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During the daily standup, it was pointed out that the timezone across
Nautilus Application ServersinStratos Datacenterdoesn't match the local datacenter's timezone, which isAmerica/Asuncion.
We have three App Servers in which we have to update the timezones to America/Asuncion if not already to it. Therefore it's just a matter of accessing each server and using timedatectl to update the timezone. Repeat the steps below for each server:
ssh into the App Server with login details above:
View the currently set Time Zone to determine if it needs to be updated. Update if not set to America/Asuncion:
Looks like it needs to be updated. We can do so using timedatectl set-timezone ZONE command. Reference timedatectl --help for other commands.
A great command to keep in the toolbox. Never had any use for it before, but I just used this to update my timezone to America/Edmonton on my local ubuntu server. Granted, it won't pay any dividends, other than when running the date command to give the current time in MST.