Do not depend on clusterDomain == cluster.local #325
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While the default DNS domain of a Kubernetes cluster is 'cluster.local', it can be changed. Furthermore, container running in Kubernetes gets injected search domains in their /etc/resolv.conf of the following form: search <namespace>.svc.<cluster-domain> svc.<cluster-domain> <cluster-domain> This means a good way to be agnostic regarding the cluster DNS domain is to simply not specify it. The downside is that the number of DNS queries might increase, because the search domains are tried in order (which is why "<service>.<ns>" is better than "<service>.<ns>.svc"). Signed-off-by: Max Gautier <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Max Gautier <[email protected]>
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While the default DNS domain of a Kubernetes cluster is 'cluster.local',
it can be changed.
Furthermore, container running in Kubernetes gets injected search
domains in their /etc/resolv.conf of the following form:
search .svc. svc.
This means a good way to be agnostic regarding the cluster DNS domain is
to simply not specify it.
The downside is that the number of DNS queries might increase, because
the search domains are tried in order (which is why "." is better
than "..svc").
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