52373/having-with-containers-ping-each-other-using-container-name
Containers on same pod act as if they are on the same machine.
You can ping them using localhost:port itself.
Every container in a pod shares the same IP. You can `ping localhost` inside a pod.
Two containers in the same pod share an IP and a network namespace and They are both localhost to each other.
Discovery works like this:
Component A's pods -> Service Of Component B -> Component B's pods and Services have domain names servicename.namespace.svc.cluster.local, the dns search path of pods by default includes that stuff, so a pod in namespace Foo can find a Service bar in same namespace Foo by connecting to `bar`.
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Yes, it is possible for containers to ...READ MORE
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