we have a need for an external clients to connect to the POD via static hostname running on Kubernetes containers/sessions. The issue is that whenever we restart a session we get a new hostname generated for that container. Is there a way we can get a fixed hostname for the pods, such that it doesn't change every time we restart ??
$ kubectl get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
anaconda-app-0072b5a97aad4bc5ba708a405609ad2e-74757d95fd-4cfms 2/2 Running 521 18d
anaconda-app-048b92d480d34da3a6602eace5f4c1c4-84d5669674-drx2c 1/2 CrashLoopBackOff 5086 77d
anaconda-app-0a529b10874e4c79a361050897bf3a00-64fdf8967f-ctc9z 2/2 Running 521 18d
anaconda-app-128b6866e59a408d937768835c04666c-5b774b8977-rhbp7 1/2 CrashLoopBackOff 5087 18d
If we can get a static name for the pods whenever the session is restarted that would be awesome, such that we can give one single static IP/hostname to the clienst?
consider running a statefulset with one replica. host name remains same for statefulset