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heh. no, don't use IPs either. You use well-known service names and use a dedicated service discovery mechanism to reach your service nodes in a resilient and s

heh. no, don't use IPs either. You use well-known service names and use a dedicated service discovery mechanism to reach your service nodes in a resilient and scalable manner.

midasuni 3y ago
Some kind of name service could return various values for you different domains. Sounds like a great idea.
- Spivak 3y ago
  You joke but Consul is usually better at being DNS than actual DNS for a lot of use-cases.
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