Expected behavior Correct time inside container; ideally matches the host machine Actual behavior Time inside is roughly 1 day behind Information the output of: Moby Menu > Diagnose & Feedback on OSX Docker for Mac: version: mac-v1.12.0-beta16.2 OS X: version 10.11.5 (build: 15F34) logs: /t…

I have been seeing this a ton with containers accessing S3. Once the drift starts occurring, amazon kicks requests with the 405. Manually restarting Docker Beta fixes the issue.

same deal when accessing s3 and other aws services after a period of time on containers. might have been after laptop went to sleep, not sure.

Yes, the delay seems to coincide with time asleep, which makes me think the bhyve host clock stops when asleep. It should be easy to fix by putting ntpd on the xhyve host, and synchronizing with an ntpd instance on the Mac (or just tweaking the xhyve clock to use the Mac’s clock). In any case, it’s …

that is a REAL pain in the ass…

Time is not only out of sync inside containers. When I build an image with docker having been started yesterday (and my laptop being suspended over night) the output of docker images tells me the image has been created 16 hours ago, even though I created it just a minute ago. When I try to push su…

This is the same issue as: [image] Syncing clock with host Docker Desktop for Mac Would it be possible to sync the host’s clock with the VM one? Host: Thu Apr 28 23:07:55 WEST 2016 VM: Thu Apr 28 22:07:55 UTC 2016

Workaround. docker run -it --rm --privileged --pid=host debian nsenter -t 1 -m -u -n -i date -u $(date -u +%m%d%H%M%Y) Make it as alias command and run it when time drift.

To solve this issue I have created a project that will update the time whenever Mac wakes up from sleep. It basically listens to the wake up event and execute a shell script whenever a wake up happens. It is available on GitHub docker-time-sync-agent

very simple way to fix the clock-drift bug: brew install sleepwatcher brew services start sleepwatcher echo /usr/local/bin/docker run --rm --privileged *OS-NAME* hwclock -s > ~/.wakeup chmod +x ~/.wakeup credits: immae

agree, really pain in the ass…

Time in container is out of sync

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mountainpenguin (Mountainpenguin) July 27, 2016, 2:46pm 7

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Time in container is out of sync

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