Hello, I have a question regarding Peers . I am currently trying to set up 2 HaProxy instances as Docker containers. Please see my peers configuration below:
resolvers dns-resolver parse-resolv-conf nameserver dns1 127.0.0.11:53 resolve_retries 3 timeout resolve 1s timeout retry 1s hold other 30s hold refused 30s hold nx 30s hold timeout 30s hold valid 10s hold obsolete 30s peers haproxy-peers bind *:65000 log stdout local0 debug default-server check resolvers dns-resolver init-addr last,libc,none resolve-prefer ipv4 server "$HOSTNAME" # local peer server haproxy_node_2 haproxy_node_2:65000 I know the DNS resolver is correct as it points to 127.0.0.11 which is the Docker internal DNS IP. My question is, can I setup peer entries using the DNS name and not the IP? The reason I rather want to use DNS is because I can't control the IP that is assigned the Docker container on the internal Docker network. Any suggestions or advice? Let me know if you require any additional information. Kind regards, Marthinus Kruger
