Use Coredns as a custome dns infrastructure for forward query to different ip's #4913
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How to use Coredns as a custome dns infrastructure for forward query to different ip's |
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Please elaborate. |
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We are developing docker container based application, Each user have separate container will run a service in port 3000 and each container should have unique url like service1.abc.example.org, service2.abd.example.org. |
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Are you using, or do you plan to use Kubernetes? |
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No we are planning to develop our own container management system |
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If your bespoke container management system will use etcd, you could perhaps use the etcd plugin, but that expects records to be in a specific structure. With a google search, I found https://github.com/kevinjqiu/coredns-dockerdiscovery. I am not familiar at all with the plugin, but maybe you could make use of it. Ultimately though you are probably better off writing your own plugin that integrates with your bespoke container management system, as has been done for Kubernetes with the kubernetes plugin. |
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Thanks for your reply @chrisohaver . We will go through those library incase it didn't suit for our need then we will write our own plugin. |
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please ask this new question in a separate discussion. |
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If your bespoke container management system will use etcd, you could perhaps use the etcd plugin, but that expects records to be in a specific structure.
With a google search, I found https://github.com/kevinjqiu/coredns-dockerdiscovery. I am not familiar at all with the plugin, but maybe you could make use of it.
Ultimately though you are probably better off writing your own plugin that integrates with your bespoke container management system, as has been done for Kubernetes with the kubernetes plugin.