RE: EXT :Re: Taskmanagers in Docker Fail to Resolve Own Hostnames and Won't Accept Tasks

2020-01-06 Thread Martin, Nick J [US] (IS)
Subject: EXT :Re: Taskmanagers in Docker Fail to Resolve Own Hostnames and Won't Accept Tasks Hi Martin, Could you `docker exec` into the problematic taskmanager and check whether the hostname could be resolved to a correct ip? You could use `nslookup {tm_hostname}` to verify. Best,

Re: Taskmanagers in Docker Fail to Resolve Own Hostnames and Won't Accept Tasks

2019-12-22 Thread Yang Wang
Hi Martin, Could you `docker exec` into the problematic taskmanager and check whether the hostname could be resolved to a correct ip? You could use `nslookup {tm_hostname}` to verify. Best, Yang Martin, Nick J [US] (IS) 于2019年12月21日周六 上午6:07写道: > I’m running Flink 1.7.2 in a Docker swarm. Int

Taskmanagers in Docker Fail to Resolve Own Hostnames and Won't Accept Tasks

2019-12-20 Thread Martin, Nick J [US] (IS)
I'm running Flink 1.7.2 in a Docker swarm. Intermittently, new task managers will fail to resolve their own host names when starting up. In the log I see "no hostname could be resolved" messages coming from TaskManagerLocation. The webUI on the jobmanager shows the taskmanagers as are associated