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Service discovery for outside of docker swarm
Docker Swarm installation issuesIn a container cluster like Kubernetes or Docker 1.12 Swarm, how do you resolve with external DNS to the good container on the good host?Docker swarm and volumesConfiguring Azure Container Service with Docker Swarm for SSLDocker Swarm FailoverArchitecting a Docker Swarm with persistent storageControl periodic maintenance of services in a docker swarmHowto use a docker/swarm secret value as an environment variable in “docker service create”?Docker Swarm mesh ports limit only to worker nodes?Docker Network: Public IP for Swarm Scope
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The embedded DNS server inside of Docker SWARM works well for communication within SWARM. But it seems it is impossible for clients outside of SWARM to discover the deployed services within SWARM unless manually notifying the outside world.
Is it possible to leverage CoreDNS like it is used by Kubernetes to fulfill this purpose?
I am not talking about the old port bounding of container to host IP. The scenario is about containers themselves can have routable IP addresses.
domain-name-system docker-swarm
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The embedded DNS server inside of Docker SWARM works well for communication within SWARM. But it seems it is impossible for clients outside of SWARM to discover the deployed services within SWARM unless manually notifying the outside world.
Is it possible to leverage CoreDNS like it is used by Kubernetes to fulfill this purpose?
I am not talking about the old port bounding of container to host IP. The scenario is about containers themselves can have routable IP addresses.
domain-name-system docker-swarm
asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
robertrobert
183
add a comment |
The embedded DNS server inside of Docker SWARM works well for communication within SWARM. But it seems it is impossible for clients outside of SWARM to discover the deployed services within SWARM unless manually notifying the outside world.
Is it possible to leverage CoreDNS like it is used by Kubernetes to fulfill this purpose?
I am not talking about the old port bounding of container to host IP. The scenario is about containers themselves can have routable IP addresses.
domain-name-system docker-swarm
asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
robertrobert
183
The embedded DNS server inside of Docker SWARM works well for communication within SWARM. But it seems it is impossible for clients outside of SWARM to discover the deployed services within SWARM unless manually notifying the outside world.
Is it possible to leverage CoreDNS like it is used by Kubernetes to fulfill this purpose?
I am not talking about the old port bounding of container to host IP. The scenario is about containers themselves can have routable IP addresses.
domain-name-system docker-swarm
domain-name-system docker-swarm
asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
robertrobert
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asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
robertrobert
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asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
robertrobert
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asked Jan 2 '18 at 16:50
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You can do this with CoreDNS and Traefik. Traefik will act as a load balancer and allow you to route to the containers based on container name. CoreDNS will take *.yourdomain.com and route it to traefik.
A good example is shown here:
https://dklesev.github.io/devenv/
answered Apr 30 at 0:24
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The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
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You can do this with CoreDNS and Traefik. Traefik will act as a load balancer and allow you to route to the containers based on container name. CoreDNS will take *.yourdomain.com and route it to traefik.
A good example is shown here:
https://dklesev.github.io/devenv/
answered Apr 30 at 0:24
NoUserExceptionNoUserException
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The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
add a comment |
You can do this with CoreDNS and Traefik. Traefik will act as a load balancer and allow you to route to the containers based on container name. CoreDNS will take *.yourdomain.com and route it to traefik.
A good example is shown here:
https://dklesev.github.io/devenv/
answered Apr 30 at 0:24
NoUserExceptionNoUserException
1161
The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
add a comment |
You can do this with CoreDNS and Traefik. Traefik will act as a load balancer and allow you to route to the containers based on container name. CoreDNS will take *.yourdomain.com and route it to traefik.
A good example is shown here:
https://dklesev.github.io/devenv/
answered Apr 30 at 0:24
NoUserExceptionNoUserException
1161
You can do this with CoreDNS and Traefik. Traefik will act as a load balancer and allow you to route to the containers based on container name. CoreDNS will take *.yourdomain.com and route it to traefik.
A good example is shown here:
https://dklesev.github.io/devenv/
answered Apr 30 at 0:24
NoUserExceptionNoUserException
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answered Apr 30 at 0:24
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answered Apr 30 at 0:24
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The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
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The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
The given URL presents a rather complicated use case but it seems solve the problem though it may need more experiments to see if that can be used in production. I will try that later, thanks.
– robert
May 2 at 17:50
add a comment |
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