Mar 09, 2018

Jan 07, 2019 Azure Service Fabric DNS service - Azure Service Fabric DNS service for Service Fabric services is not yet supported on Linux. DNS service is supported for containers on Linux. Manual resolution using Fabric Client/ServicePartitionResolver is the available alternative. Next steps. Learn more about service communication within the cluster with connect and communicate with services. Launch your Linux terminal and type "ip addr show." This will display the current network interfaces enabled on the system. If you do not see "eth0" or "wlan0," the issue may not be a DNS error. If By default Linux will first check it’s local host file /etc/hosts before querying DNS servers defined in /etc/resolv.conf. It is important to confirm that the correct DNS servers have been specified within this file and that you can connect to them on TCP/UDP port 53.

You can try making sure Network Manager is not controlling your DNS by seeing that it is set to NM_Controlled=NO in ifcfg-eth0 and then manually set the DNS and search (domain) settings in resolv.conf, then restart network services. – user160910 Jul 8 '13 at 15:24 4

This is a bug report This is a feature request I searched existing issues before opening this one Expected behavior As in docker-for-mac and docker-for-windows, inside a container, the DNS name host.docker.internal resolves to an IP addr

Launch your Linux terminal and type "ip addr show." This will display the current network interfaces enabled on the system. If you do not see "eth0" or "wlan0," the issue may not be a DNS error. If

Launch your Linux terminal and type "ip addr show". This will display the current network interfaces … network manager - How do I fix DNS resolving which doesn't