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The same issue as #5469: When running Crossplane with hostNetwork: true it is unable to resolve the DNS entries of functions, because the kubernetes default dnsPolicy (ClusterFirst) falls back to Default for pods in the hostNetwork (see Pod DNS Policy) and thus doesn't ask the cluster DNS.
Unfortunately the Helm chart doesn't allow users to set the dnsPolicy to anything else.
I will provide a pull request with the necessary changes soon.
How can we reproduce it?
Deploy Crossplane with hostNetwork: true
Deploy a Function and try to use it
What environment did it happen in?
Crossplane version: 1.15.0
Kubernetes: 1.29
Cloud Provider: AWS
Kubernetes distribution: EKS
CNI: Calico
OS: Linux
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What happened?
The same issue as #5469: When running Crossplane with
hostNetwork: true
it is unable to resolve the DNS entries of functions, because the kubernetes defaultdnsPolicy
(ClusterFirst
) falls back toDefault
for pods in thehostNetwork
(see Pod DNS Policy) and thus doesn't ask the cluster DNS.Unfortunately the Helm chart doesn't allow users to set the
dnsPolicy
to anything else.I will provide a pull request with the necessary changes soon.
How can we reproduce it?
hostNetwork: true
What environment did it happen in?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: