Service

A service is a mapping to a resource in somewhere, a mysql database, a nfs share in your private network, or elasticsearch in AWS, or a web app in Azure, or redis in Google.

A service binds to a network. When you create a service, service gets a virtual ip from service ip range CIDR that is defined in network definition. Whenever service is not deleted, assigned ip is same.

Fields

• Name

  Give a name, and names must include domain valid characters [a-z][A-Z][0-9][-] like test-map or mysql-dev

• Host

  Target resource ip or hostname like 1.1.1.1 or private network ip 192.168.1.10

• Tcp port or Udp Port or both of them

  Target resource port like if mysql is working 3306, or ssh server is working on 22, - Alias

  This is useful for already used dns resolution, suppose if you have already resolving dev.mysql.server to an ip , with this feature you can resolve to this service.

• Network

  Binded network

• Assigned ip

  Until delete this service, this service will use the same assigned ip in your virtual network, you can ping this ip after you connected network over tunnel