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How can I connect from a local Kubernetes to a DB on my local machine
I'm using Docker Desktop for mac for Kubernetes in local desktop. I'm trying to connect to DB installed on my local machine within a pod but can't figure what should be the host address. How can I relate to the address of my machine within a pod?
Please note that I can't use the ip of my machine since the db port is blocked in my network.
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kubernetes docker-for-mac docker-desktop edited Feb 8 at 11:41
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I'm using Docker Desktop for mac for Kubernetes in local desktop. I'm trying to connect to DB installed on my local machine within a pod but can't figure what should be the host address. How can I relate to the address of my machine within a pod?
Please note that I can't use the ip of my machine since the db port is blocked in my network.
macos docker
kubernetes docker-for-mac docker-desktop edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
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asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
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I'm using Docker Desktop for mac for Kubernetes in local desktop. I'm trying to connect to DB installed on my local machine within a pod but can't figure what should be the host address. How can I relate to the address of my machine within a pod?
Please note that I can't use the ip of my machine since the db port is blocked in my network.
macos docker
kubernetes docker-for-mac docker-desktop edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
I'm using Docker Desktop for mac for Kubernetes in local desktop. I'm trying to connect to DB installed on my local machine within a pod but can't figure what should be the host address. How can I relate to the address of my machine within a pod?
Please note that I can't use the ip of my machine since the db port is blocked in my network.
macos docker
kubernetes docker-for-mac docker-desktop macos docker
kubernetes docker-for-mac docker-desktop edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
edited Feb 8 at 11:41
veben
2,16041329
2,16041329
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
asked Jan 1 at 7:59
YanivYaniv
7918
7918
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From docker 18.03 onwards, you can use special DNS namehost.docker.internal which resolves to the internal address used by host.
Please look at the official docs here for more information on this.
If you're on earlier version than docker 18.03, you need to use the experimental DNS name docker.for.mac.localhost to resolve to the local host.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 1 at 9:20
Prafull LadhaPrafull Ladha
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From docker 18.03 onwards, you can use special DNS namehost.docker.internal which resolves to the internal address used by host.
Please look at the official docs here for more information on this.
If you're on earlier version than docker 18.03, you need to use the experimental DNS name docker.for.mac.localhost to resolve to the local host.
Hope this helps.
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From docker 18.03 onwards, you can use special DNS namehost.docker.internal which resolves to the internal address used by host.
Please look at the official docs here for more information on this.
If you're on earlier version than docker 18.03, you need to use the experimental DNS name docker.for.mac.localhost to resolve to the local host.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 1 at 9:20
Prafull LadhaPrafull Ladha
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From docker 18.03 onwards, you can use special DNS namehost.docker.internal which resolves to the internal address used by host.
Please look at the official docs here for more information on this.
If you're on earlier version than docker 18.03, you need to use the experimental DNS name docker.for.mac.localhost to resolve to the local host.
Hope this helps.
answered Jan 1 at 9:20
Prafull LadhaPrafull Ladha
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From docker 18.03 onwards, you can use special DNS namehost.docker.internal which resolves to the internal address used by host.
Please look at the official docs here for more information on this.
If you're on earlier version than docker 18.03, you need to use the experimental DNS name docker.for.mac.localhost to resolve to the local host.
Hope this helps.
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