I'm a newbie, sorry.
In a fit of enthusiasm I decided to install consul on a few dozen machines at AWS.
I've done almost nothing with these; beyond standing them up. But they give
a good first impression:
I am observing "... consul[3322]: dns: failed to respond: dns: bad rdata" in all the client logs.
My insta-theory is that it's due to the hostnames on these machines, all of which are
what some people call "complete", and some people call "absolute" as vs. relative.
Which is to say that have that trailing period.
I have them using a private dns in the AWS VPC.
Any sage advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks for the software :) - ben
ps.
$ cat /etc/consul/consul.conf
{
"server": false,
"disable_update_check": true,
"log_level": "INFO",
"enable_syslog": true,
"retry_join": [ "con0", "con1", "con2" , "con3", "con4" ],
"ports" : { "dns": 53 },
"data_dir": "/var/consul",
"recursors": ["10.144.0.2"]
}