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Setting list for settings.network
settings.network.hostnamesettings.network.hostssettings.network.https-proxysettings.network.no-proxy
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Proxy Settings
The proxy settings configure the behaviour of several services depending on your variant:
- On all variants proxy settings affect containerd.service and host-containerd.service.
- On Kubernetes variants (
*-k8s-*) proxy settings also affect the kubelet.service. - On ECS variants (
*-ecs-*and*-ecs-2-*) proxy settings also affect the docker.service and the ecs.service.
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settings.network.hostname
Sets the hostname of the node to the defined value.
Typically, you do not need to change this setting; in the majority of the cases the default will suffice.
Warning
On Kubernetes variants changing settings.network.hostname at runtime (as opposed to with user data) may cause issues with kubelet registration.
Default: If unset, DNS reverse lookup determines the hostname. If DNS reverse lookup fails, the hostname is the IP address of the node.
settings.network.hosts
A mapping of IP addresses to domain names.
This setting modifies the node’s /etc/hosts file.
Note
This setting does not typically impact name resolution for orchestrated containers.
[settings.network]
hosts =[
["10.0.0.0", ["test.example.com", "test1.example.com"] ],
["10.1.1.1", ["test2.example.com"] ]
]
# results in a `/etc/hosts` file:
# 10.0.0.0 test.example.com test1.example.com
# 10.1.1.1 test2.example.com
# Repeated entries are merged (including loopback entries), with the first aliases listed taking precedence.
[settings.network]
hosts = [
["10.0.0.0", ["test.example.com", "test1.example.com"]],
["10.1.1.1", ["test2.example.com"]],
["10.0.0.0", ["test3.example.com"]],
]
# results in `/etc/hosts` file:
# 10.0.0.0 test.example.com test1.example.com test3.example.com
# 10.1.1.1 test2.example.com
- Name resolution for ECS orchestrated containers.
- Name resolution for Kubernetes orchestrated containers.
settings.network.https-proxy
The HTTPS proxy server used by services listed under proxy settings section.
Accepted values:- A host name (with an optional port number)
- An IP address (with an optional port number)
[settings.network]
https-proxy = "1.2.3.4:8080"apiclient set settings.network.https-proxy="1.2.3.4:8080"settings.network.no-proxy
A list of hosts that Bottlerocket will excluded from proxying.
The no-proxy list automatically includes entries for localhost.
On Kubernetes variants (*-k8s-*) the no-proxy lists includes the Kubernetes API server endpoint as well as other commonly used Kubernetes DNS suffixes.
- List of host names and IP addresses
[settings.network]
no-proxy = ["localhost", "127.0.0.1"]apiclient set settings.network.no-proxy=["localhost", "127.0.0.1"]