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This is correct behavior, as
If you're asking about Kubernetes node name, Talos has an option for it: see kubelet configuration, |
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@smira Thank you! In the end, I got the FQDN by adding the following changes: machine:
network:
hostname: ${fqdn}
kubelet:
extraArgs:
hostname-override: ${fqdn}
registerWithFQDN: true |
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Hello!
Please help me solve an issue related to the hostname.
I set
machine.network.hostname: "control-01.domain.local"
, but the resulting hostname appears ascontrol-01
In
/etc/hosts
, I can see the following$ talosctl read /etc/hosts --nodes 172.16.10.11 127.0.0.1 localhost 172.16.10.11 control-01.domain.local control-01 ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
And accordingly, in the end, I want to get the FQDN (сontrol-01.domain.local)
Talos: talos-v1.9.4-nocloud-amd64
K8s: 1.32.0
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