I am using the moment package, in an OpenShift cluster pod, to get current time stamp. E.g.
let info.timestamp = moment().tz(moment.tz.guess()).format('DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss');How do I pass the time zone as an environment variable for the pod so that moment().tz does not evaluate to UTC?
Could you try the following configuration ? You can set a specific timezone to pod using TZ environment variable.
$ oc set env <deployment controller resource type> <the resource name> TZ=<timezone>For example, if you use test deploymentconfig for your pod, you can set "Tokyo/Asia" timezone for you pod as follows.
$ oc set env dc/test TZ=Asia/Tokyo