What is the Server Side Limitations time based on?

The Server Side Limitations time is based on UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). This standard is used for timekeeping across the world, providing a uniform reference that is not influenced by local variations such as time zones or daylight saving time. By relying on UTC, systems and applications can ensure consistency in logging, scheduling, and other time-related functions regardless of the geographical location of servers or clients.

Using UTC mitigates confusion that can arise from differing local times, ensuring that all actions executed or logged by a server are referenced to a single standardized time format. This approach is particularly useful for servers operating in multiple regions and ensures that operations such as data backups, maintenance schedules, or logging events occur without discrepancies that could be introduced by local time differences.