Am Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 08:11:50PM +1200 schrieb Tim Uckun:
> A korean user will fetch you single page app as static HTML from S3
> with cloudfront. It will hit your japanese API server, which will
> fetch the data from your japanese read only replica with the master
> being in Australia.
>
> The master DB writes the records has to know your end user is in
> Korea somehow so you have to carry that time zone all the way across
> those tiers.
One does not: as soon as the real-world concept of
point-in-time hits the machine it gets converted to UTC. When
it leaves the machine (towards user consumption) it gets
converted to whatever is desired.
UTC = UTF8
Karsten
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