Usage Note for StarRocks BE Host Mapping Configuration on Kubernetes
Overview:
When running Starrocks on Kubernetes environments, the internal service names of StarRocks backend (BE) nodes might differ from their corresponding external IPs or domain names. To facilitate seamless connectivity, we support configuring a mapping between these internal service names and their external counterparts using the starrocks.be.host.mapping.list configuration.
Configuration:
The starrocks.be.host.mapping.list property allows users to specify a list of mappings between the external IPs or domain names and internal service names of StarRocks BE nodes.
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Usage Note for StarRocks BE Host Mapping Configuration on Kubernetes
Overview:
When running Starrocks on Kubernetes environments, the internal service names of StarRocks backend (BE) nodes might differ from their corresponding external IPs or domain names. To facilitate seamless connectivity, we support configuring a mapping between these internal service names and their external counterparts using the
starrocks.be.host.mapping.list
configuration.Configuration:
The
starrocks.be.host.mapping.list
property allows users to specify a list of mappings between the external IPs or domain names and internal service names of StarRocks BE nodes.Format:
Example:
For instance, suppose the following mappings are required:
20.11.12.13:9060
maps to internal service namestarrocks-cdc-cn-0.starrocks-cdc-cn-search.starrocks.svc.cluster.local:9060
.21.11.12.13:9060
maps to internal service namestarrocks-cdc-cn-1.starrocks-cdc-cn-search.starrocks.svc.cluster.local:9060
.You can specify these mappings as:
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