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The SnapLogic platform consists of various components (such as Snaps, Snaplexes, APIs) and interacts with various 3rd party applications and technologies, making timezone settings an issue that demands some consideration from the user. This matrix describes how timestamps are handled across the various components of the SnapLogic platform. 


SnapLogic Component

Supported Timezone 

User

Configurable?

Notes

UI Dashboard

UTC

No

This setting depends on the browser, which obtains time zone information from the host Operating System (OS). This setting is not part of the SnapLogic product.

Snaps/Pipelines

Default UTC

Yes

Configurability depends on whether a Snap supports date/time expressions. See documentation for the specific Snap for more information.

For details about supported timezone configuration for specific 3rd party applications, see Database Date Types.

Cloudplex

UTC

No


Groundplex

User defined

Yes

Since a Groundplex is on-premise, this setting depends on the host OS timezone setting.

Public API

UTC

No

You can only view timestamp information via the Activity API.

Tasks

User defined

Yes

Since scheduled tasks have a scheduled time to execute,

 a 

 a drop-down menu allows the user to choose the time zone for the scheduled time of task execution.

Error Logs

UTC

No


User Notifications

Local

No

This timezone is dependent on host OS time settings. The browser uses the host OS time zone to convert to the user's local time zone.

Timezone setting example: if you configure the timestamp of a Snaps to a local timezone, only the timestamp of the data in the pipeline is affected. Hence, the timestamp information of the pipeline activity on the Dashboard would still be dependent on the timezone settings of the host OS.

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