Schedule backup using kibana

[VijayIQA (Vijay Chandra)]

Hi Team,

I schedule a job on Kibana to take schedule backup. the job should be fire every day 15:00pm for that my cron expression is 0 0 15 ? * * but on Kibana it is showing 08:30pm

[yago82]

@VijayIQA

Hi Team,

I schedule a job on Kibana to take schedule backup. the job should be fire every day 15:00pm for that my cron expression is 0 0 15 ? * * but on Kibana it is showing 08:30pm

Hi,

Cron jobs in Kibana are scheduled based on Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). If your local timezone is ahead of UTC, that might explain why the job is running at a different time than you expected.

For example, if your timezone is UTC+5:30 (like Indian Standard Time), a cron job scheduled to run at 15:00 UTC would actually run at 20:30 local time.

Regards

[VijayIQA (Vijay Chandra)]

Hi @yago82 we can see time zone on above screenshot GMT +5:30 that mean UTC +5:30 Same

and we can see last modified valid time and date.

[yago82]

Sorry, probably i don't see the problem, but 8,30 PM - 5,30 = 3PM that is 15.00

[VijayIQA (Vijay Chandra)]

Okay as you said '8,30 PM- 5,30 =3PM' but why are you doing that with -5,30.
Can you Please elaborate what are you trying to say?

[yago82]

i think you have to modify your cron 15-5,30 and then see when it starts

[VijayIQA (Vijay Chandra)]

Hey @yago82 Thanks for your time, Is there any way to change time zone on Kibana docker container? Normally we can add TZ=Asia/Kolkata as env but in this case the unable to reflect that on Kibana container. even unable to find local time or time zone files on Kibana container.