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We are using SkyDock which works perfectly when we pull down and run pre-built images from our Docker Hub account (via a Bash script using Docker Machine), however when we build images and run them on the fly they do not seem to register with SkyDock/SkyDNS and we do not currently know why. The process is essentially the same...
Pre-built
Start Docker Machine (with daemon dns options etc.).
Run skydock/skydns with the proper options.
Run containers (pull from registry automated)
Run HAProxy in front of it all (container)
Building
Start Docker Machine (with daemon dns options etc.).
Run skydock/skydns with the proper options.
Build images from local Dockerfiles and tag.
Run containers from step 3.
Run HAProxy in front of it all (container).
That's it. Any ideas why the pre-built images would work over the images built on the fly? Surely it should be the same DNS service registration no matter what?
We see lines like this in the SkyDNS logs...
2015/10/23 09:39:45 Error: Service does not exist in registry
If we then build each image and run manually DNS registers correctly. Initially I thought it might have been a speed thing but I've tried many tests and so far no luck.
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We are using SkyDock which works perfectly when we pull down and run pre-built images from our Docker Hub account (via a Bash script using Docker Machine), however when we build images and run them on the fly they do not seem to register with SkyDock/SkyDNS and we do not currently know why. The process is essentially the same...
Pre-built
Building
That's it. Any ideas why the pre-built images would work over the images built on the fly? Surely it should be the same DNS service registration no matter what?
We see lines like this in the SkyDNS logs...
If we then build each image and run manually DNS registers correctly. Initially I thought it might have been a speed thing but I've tried many tests and so far no luck.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: