Names of containers are not resolved

[shadjiiski]

I have been following the Simple Bridge Network example. I could not ping one container from another using its name (or even its hostname).

VIC Version: JFrog Bintray builds 4677, 4715 and 0.5.5

Code

# Create a bridge network
docker --tls network create -d bridge test

# The create two alpine containers and attach them to the created network
docker --tls run -itd --name alp1 --network test alpine sh
docker --tls run -itd --name alp2 --network test alpine sh

# Attach to alp1 and ping alp2 by its name (fails)
docker --tls attach alp1
/ # ping alp2
ping: bad address 'alp2'

# While still attached to alp1, try to ping itself by name (suceeds)
/ # ping alp1
PING alp1 (127.0.1.1): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 127.0.1.1: seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.200 ms

# Try to ping alp2 by its hostname (I got this by running hostname command in alp2 container) (also fails)
/ # ping 1bdeecd10595
ping: bad address '1bdeecd10595'

# Detach from alp1 and attach to alp2. Try the same things, you will get the same results

Expected behavior:
Container's name should have been resolved and I should have been able to ping alp2 from alp1 (and vice versa) by using ping alp2

Actual behavior:
Containers's names were not resolved and thus ping attempts were unsuccessful.

Note:
This is a simplified minimalist example. I have come across to this issue while trying to get a wordpress container to connect to a mysql container on mysql:3306.

[mdubya66]

Required by Admiral

[stuclem]

This is fixed. Removing kind/note.