community-catalog

env by environment var.

Infoblox password is provided at Infoblox password | secret name field. This generates an enviroment variable inside container, INFOBLOX_PASSWORD, that contains the password in CLEAR.
secret by rancher secret.

Infoblox password is provided by a Rancher Secret to secure it. Secret name is provided at Infoblox password | secret name field.

Previous steps are required to use rancher secrets:
1. Deploy Rancher Secrets service from library catalog, before deploying this stack.
2. Create a rancher secret with your infoblox password. From ui, Infrastructure -> Secrets.
3. Deploy this stack, setting Infoblox password type enum to secret and setting Infoblox password | secret name field to previously created secret name.

Supported host labels

io.rancher.host.external_dns_ip Override the IP address used in DNS records for containers running on the host. Defaults to the IP address the host is registered with in Rancher.

io.rancher.host.external_dns Accepts 'true' (default) or 'false' When this is set to 'false' no DNS records will ever be created for containers running on this host.

Supported service labels

io.rancher.service.external_dns Accepts 'always', 'never' or 'auto' (default)

always: Always create DNS records for this service
never: Never create DNS records for this service
auto: Create DNS records for this service if it exposes ports on the host

io.rancher.service.external_dns_name_template Custom DNS name template that overrides global custom DNS name template (see below) of default DNS name template for a specific service

Custom DNS name template

By default DNS entries are named <service>.<stack>.<environment>.<domain>. You can specify a custom name template used to construct the subdomain part (left of the domain/zone name) of the DNS records. The following placeholders are supported:

%{{service_name}}
%{{stack_name}}
%{{environment_name}}

Example:

%{{stack_name}}-%{{service_name}}.statictext

Make sure to only use characters in static text and separators that your provider allows in DNS names.