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Register the broker with its IP address to prevent issues with non-FQDN DNS lookups from Kafka clients running in other containers
This was referenced Aug 3, 2018
This was referenced Dec 3, 2018
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We had an issue where our server running docker has hostname "server123" and the FQDN would be "server123.mycompany.com"
When a Kafka client (Java application) running in another container on the same docker host was connecting with the Kafka cluster it was configured to connect to the Kafka cluster using the FQDN. It connected ok, received from Kafka the address of the specific Kafka node to connect to: "server123" which contained no longer the FQDN. This caused the connection to fail as the Kafka client could not resolve a non-FQDN hostname "server123".
Altering the HOSTNAME_COMMAND of the Kafka node to return the IP adress instead of the non-FQDN hostname solved the issue for us.