Configure dnsmasq to resolve the cluster's subdomain #218
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Signed-off-by: gbenhaim <[email protected]>
Configure the dns server of the masters/nodes to resolve
the cluster's "subdomain".
*.{{ openshift_master_default_subdomain }} names will be resolved to
the ip of the node that runs the Openshift router.
Signed-off-by: gbenhaim <[email protected]>
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Not sure why, but now it redirects the DNS request to the upstream dns server: Even though Also, anyone has an idea how to extract |
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@gbenhaim Are the config changes in Also, I do not know how to get the default subdomain from OpenShift itself. I think you'd have to look in the master config files and grep for the line that sets it. |
| - hosts: masters[0] | ||
| force_handlers: True | ||
| tasks: | ||
| - name: Switch do the default project |
| force_handlers: True | ||
| tasks: | ||
| - set_fact: | ||
| subdomain: "cloudapps.example.com" |
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Isn't it a openshift_master_default_subdomain variable?
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| template_service_broker_install=false | |||
| openshift_use_manageiq=false | |||
| openshift_install_examples=false | |||
| # Domain name that will be used by the Openshift router | |||
| openshift_master_default_subdomain=cloudapps.example.com | |||
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I don't see where it's used.
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| # Configure the dns of the masters and nodes | |||
| # with the ip and and subdomain of the cluster's router. | |||
| # After runnin this playbook on a master/node, openshift routes | |||
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s/runnin/running
s/a master/node/master and node machines/
s/openshift/OpenShift
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| # Configure the dns of the masters and nodes | |||
| # with the ip and and subdomain of the cluster's router. | |||
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| # Configure the dns of the masters and nodes | |||
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Maybe adding the wildcard DNS entry to the upstream server will help. |
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Once @alexxa comments are addressed looks good to me. |
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I was just fighting this same issue in downstream test CI, and had an extensive debugging session with @sdodson. There are very specific things openshift-ansible does that you need to adjust the infrastructure to, like making sure nodes/masters have an fqdn hostname set and external domain settings via NM |
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No needed anymore. |
Allow dnsmasq to resolve the cluster's subdomain
Configure the dns server of the masters/nodes to resolve
the cluster's "subdomain".
*.{{ openshift_master_default_subdomain }} names will be resolved to
the ip of the node that runs the Openshift router.
Signed-off-by: gbenhaim [email protected]