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Blue/green deployment with micro services and DNS
You should have 3 names when you're willing to do a blue/green deployment.
Two set of names, one for blue, one for green, which will works as is, and a production entrypoint which will point to ...
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Kubernetes on k3s can't resolve domains from custom dns server (fritz.box with dnsmasq)
ibuildthecloud9 gave me the right hint. Since the github issue doesn't describe how to midify the dns, I figured it out and want to document it here in case someone need to change it, too. It's stored ...
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Kubernetes on k3s can't resolve domains from custom dns server (fritz.box with dnsmasq)
I believe this is an current bug in k3s that upstream DNS is hardcoded to 1.1.1.1. this should be resolved shortly https://github.com/rancher/k3s/issues/53
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Trick a docker containers DNS to resolve a different url
If you want a DNS lookup of one domain to resolve to another one, you have 2 options.
Modify the Container /etc/hosts file. By default any DNS lookup is done there. You schould do that in the ...
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Does Kubernetes internal networking keep traffic to co-located Pods where possible?
No, Kubernetes will load-balance requests to a ClusterIP across all Pods with matching labels (and passing readiness checks). It won't keep traffic within the same Node.
Q: So how does the NodeLocal ...
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What are the advantages of using AWS nameservers as opposed to servers provided by other registrars?
There are two parts to owning a domain. The registration, and the hosting of the DNS entries. As you are transferring the domain registration, AWS needs to know whose service do you want to use for ...
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Can't hit redis using DNS name in multi-container pod on Kubernetes
You're using two different host names:
$ rdcli -h dbbackupd.default.cluster.local
$ host dbbackupd.default.svc.cluster.local
The one used with rdcli is missing .svc.
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Debug Docker DNS
There is a comprehensive document about k8s' DNS. According to this document one could validate whether the DNS is working by running:
busybox.yaml
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: busybox
...
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Are Route 53 DNS records aliasing ELBs guaranteed for their lifetime?
If you’re talking about using a Route 53 ALIAS record, you cannot set the TTL on it, for this reason. It defaults to a low value, and is managed by AWS for you (to the world it appears as an A record, ...
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Using Amazon VPC provided DNS trough AWS Site-to-Site VPN
Is it possible to query Amazon DNS server from our corporate network trough the VPN tunnel?
Directly? No. The recursive resolver available by default when you create a VPC can only be accessed by an ...
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Sub-subdomain Domain name for different environment
Both are completely correct. It can differ organisation by organisation.
Also, once you start using one of the domain namespace type, you will gradually remember the format and no issues will come. ...
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docker build throws UnknownHostException with jenkins dind slave + kubernetes plugin
Found the answer here
Just add --network=host to docker build or docker run.
docker build --network=host foo/bar:latest .
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Does Kubernetes internal networking keep traffic to co-located Pods where possible?
This looks to be answered on offcail docs here
NodeLocal DNSCache improves Cluster DNS performance by running a dns caching agent on cluster nodes as a DaemonSet.
With this architecture, Pods will ...
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Trick a docker containers DNS to resolve a different url
Is this what you are trying to do?
$ docker run --add-host foo:127.0.0.42 alpine ping foo -c 3
PING foo (127.0.0.42): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 127.0.0.42: seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.045 ms
64 bytes from ...
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How to access a fully qualified domain name through "localhost"?
According to your screen dump you have your port 80 mapped to the Traefik container
58cd5b59579c traefik:v2.2 "/entrypoint.sh --lo…" 16 minutes ago Up 15 ...
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How can you map DNS/host names to their IPs at scale?
There may be other ways to achieve this. But the most elegant way we found was using python's socket library.
You can get all the info in a one liner, and extract it into a list in another line. It'...
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Trick a docker containers DNS to resolve a different url
The extra_hosts setting in docker-compose might help you. Docs
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How to locally resolve host name starting with variable slug?
People often use dnsmasq for this. You can wildcard sub-domains like this fairly easily for local testing using it.
Here's an example - https://qiita.com/bmj0114/items/9c24d863bcab1a634503 but there ...
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Why does running echo with exec form in a Dockerfile create /etc/resolv.conf?
The /etc/resolv.conf is injected as a bind mount in containers by the docker engine with settings local to that docker engine. An empty file in the parent filesystem is an artifact of that bind mount. ...
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Where do I set that agent certificate for Puppet on Amazon Linux?
On the agent I needed to set the server ip set to puppet in
/etc/hosts
I had accidentally put it on the agents ip address and then been incorrectly assuming i'd done something wrong on the master ...
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service-to-pod communication is broken in kubernetes
Sounds like the problem has been resolved by deleting all of the kube-proxy pods, which is an aggressive solution but if it works then good work!
Best I can offer you is a collection of links about ...
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Route53 DNS records stopped resolving
When I lookup your domain thuijls.net on MXToolBox I get the following messageL
Dns record not found
They explain this to mean:
More Information About Dns Record Published
We did not find a SPF ...
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Route53 Routing Policies - Best Policy for US-based Ecommerce?
To answer your question, ill first try to give simple explanations for each policy to help with the confusion (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/routing-policy.html).
Simple: ...
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Cloudfront for ELB, automatic redirection
I needed to whitelist Host, Origin and Referer in the Whitelist Headers section.
I've had more issues with CloudFront, wrote a blog post about it, maybe someone will find it helpful: https://medium....
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Cloudfront for ELB, automatic redirection
As the issue is happening only with /admin URL, this might be related with cookies which are being passed to the backend application's /admin URL.
You may need to check with CraftCMS team (or some ...
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Accessing External REST api From Wthin Kubernetes Cluster
Usually to access an external API you can just use its URL. But you can create a Service for it if you like, the type of service should be ExternalName as described in the documentation https://...
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Accessing External REST api From Wthin Kubernetes Cluster
A service in kubernetes is (mostly) used for internal communication. If you want to access an external resource by domain/ip you can just do so. If you have an IP address and you would like to have ...
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DNS hosting choices - how to programmatically update DNS settings
You can use dns.resolver or dns.rdatatype and update in Python like below:
import dns.resolver
import dns.rdatatype
import dns.update
for i in dns.resolver.query('blah.com', 'TXT').answer.response:
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DNS hosting choices - how to programmatically update DNS settings
Amazon web services provides such a service, called Route53. You can actually use REST calls, but it is much easier to use their command line tools or bindings for PHP, Python or JavaScript.
Here ...
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Docker Containers fails to DNS resolve on subnet 10.0.2.0/24
We have not been able to figure out what the problem is or what a solution could be.
The workaround is actually not using the 10.0.2.0 subnet, so I will add that as an answer as requested in the ...
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