Service discovery enables microservices to locate and communicate with each other dynamically without hardcoding endpoints. As services scale up or down, restart, or move between hosts, service discovery ensures seamless connectivity by maintaining an up-to-date registry of avail
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Service Discovery in Kubernetes
How Kubernetes DNS Works
Kubernetes automatically creates DNS entries for services, enabling simple name-based discovery. A service named order-service in the production namespace becomes accessible at order-service.production.svc.cluster.local. For services within the same namespace, you can use the short name order-service.
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