Java Timezones in Cloud Native Architectures
Timezones
When developing Cloud Native applications, we need to think the way we write our code to adapt to the new challenges coming with Cloud Architectures. Like re-assess the way we start-up, shutdown the apps or the way apps scale out and interact with each other, in a distributed environment. Machines are physically distributed across the world even though we keep forgetting this particular detail.
The Problem with time zones is the following:
If we store a date with no time zone specified how do we know where that date is being created? How do we later interpret that piece of information to represent a date a and time correctly?
Generally speaking if we create a date on a UK based server, the date will default to system’s own timezone. So we need to ensure a timezone information is also stored alongside the timestamp, otherwise we run the risk of inaccuracies and bugs having wrong time zones conversions whenever parsing dates takes place.
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