Version v0.36 of Metabase is no longer supported. Check out the docs for the current stable version, Metabase v0.63.
Metabase does its best to ensure proper and accurate reporting in whatever timezone you desire, but timezones are a complicated beast so it’s important to abide by some recommendations listed below to ensure your reports come out as intended.
The following places where timezones are set can all impact the data you see:
Database - includes global database timezone settings, specific column type settings, and even individual data values.OS & JVM - on whatever system is running Metabase the timezone settings of the Operating System as well as the Java Virtual Machine can impact your reports.Metabase - inside Metabase the reporting timezone setting (if set) will influence how your data is reported.To ensure proper reporting it’s important that timezones be set consistently in all places. Metabase recommends the following settings:
Report Timezone to match the timezone you want to see your reports in, again, this should match the rest of the timezone settings you’ve made.Common Pitfalls:
Report Timezone choice. This is a very common issue and can be corrected by launching java with the -Duser.timezone=<timezone> option properly set to match your Metabase report timezone.If you are still experiencing timezone problems, then have a look at the timezone troubleshooting guide.