The first server is required for internet, and the second I don't know what it does (no other host in the environment uses it) but I suppose it's required for intra-osp name resolution. I found no other host in the demo environment using the 172.22.0.89 DNS server that I removed. I remember there were issues with more than two nameservers in resolv.conf, else I would just leave the three servers there.
With it, dataplane deployment works, and I didn't need interactive podman logins. :-)
After having issues with deploying a dataplane, described in https://github.com/rh-osp-demo/dp-demo/issues/15#issuecomment-2096474234
I found that the node was not able to resolve hosts from the Internet, which prevented access to Red Hat YUM repos.
By comparing the DNS configuration of the compute node before and after changes at step
And with the DNS configuration in other hosts in the environment, I got the following working configuration
The first server is required for internet, and the second I don't know what it does (no other host in the environment uses it) but I suppose it's required for intra-osp name resolution. I found no other host in the demo environment using the 172.22.0.89 DNS server that I removed. I remember there were issues with more than two nameservers in resolv.conf, else I would just leave the three servers there.
With it, dataplane deployment works, and I didn't need interactive podman logins. :-)