TLDR: I have a container running using docker swarm and a container on the same node can’t connect to it by it’s ip.
I have a swarm service running on an ubuntu machine that hosts a telnet service. I currently only have two nodes, but everything is running on the dar-docker-03 node.
ID HOSTNAME STATUS AVAILABILITY MANAGER STATUS
3frjwk3h4s8d9z7gtdqfomx18 * dar-docker-03 Ready Active Leader
72zgcjxubn9b0o5k61k17erhx dar-docker-02 Ready Active
Iit’s running one swarm service (basically a telnet service)
ross@dar-docker-03:~$ docker service ls
ID NAME REPLICAS IMAGE COMMAND
ad1kwgqxznmi alarm-daemon 1/1 rossdargan/ls30daemon
The service is running on the leader node:
a81856e8c753 rossdargan/ls30daemon:latest "bin/alarm-daemon.pl " 15 hours ago Up 15 hours (healthy) 1681/tcp alarm-daemon.1.5v2gm85zjf9n57su2tjfnhxg0
The service is using the ingress network, which is configured as an overlay network.
I can telnet to it just fine to the service if I use dar-docker-03’s ip (the node it is running on), but can’t via dar-docker-02 ip which is odd as I’m sure I should be able to do that, but I’m not sure it is related.
Anyway, the issue is I have a container that can’t connect to the telnet service. It worked fine when both of the containers were running using docker-compose, but since I’ve moved this one to run as a docker swarm service I can’t get them to talk to each other.