administration: networking: document net.dns.resolver LEGACY and ASYNC behavior - #2723
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In `@administration/configuring-fluent-bit/yaml/service-section.md`:
- Line 12: Update the dns.resolver description to replace “the plugin making it”
with “the plugin making the connection,” leaving the rest of the resolver
behavior and wording unchanged.
In `@administration/networking.md`:
- Line 43: Update the default resolver-selection sentence to use consistent
terminology: asynchronous plugins use the asynchronous resolver, while
synchronous plugins use the operating system resolver. Keep the surrounding
explanation unchanged.
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In `@administration/networking.md`:
- Line 43: Update the resolver-selection documentation to state that mode-based
defaults apply only when both dns.resolver and net.dns.resolver are unset; when
net.dns.resolver alone is unset, clarify that the global dns.resolver governs
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- Add a DNS resolver section to administration/networking.md explaining
ASYNC (non-blocking, event loop) vs LEGACY (blocking system resolver)
- Document that an unset net.dns.resolver follows the plugin's own async
or sync mode, and that net.dns.mode applies only to the async resolver
- Expand the dns.resolver description in the YAML service section table
- Fix net.dns.prefer_ipv4 descriptions in azure_kusto, s3, and
opentelemetry output docs that incorrectly repeated the resolver text
- Correct net.dns.prefer_ipv4/ipv6 defaults to false in s3 and
opentelemetry output docs
- Replace "the plugin making it" with "the plugin making the connection"
in the dns.resolver service key description
- Reword the default resolver-selection sentence in networking.md to use
consistent plugin terminology and drop the repeated adverb
- Clarify that mode-based resolver selection applies only when neither
dns.resolver nor net.dns.resolver is set, and that a plugin inherits
the global dns.resolver when only net.dns.resolver is unset
Fixes fluent#2714
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell <eric@schabell.org>
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ASYNC (non-blocking, event loop) vs LEGACY (blocking system resolver)
or sync mode, and that net.dns.mode applies only to the async resolver
opentelemetry output docs that incorrectly repeated the resolver text
opentelemetry output docs
Fixes #2714
Signed-off-by: Eric D. Schabell eric@schabell.org
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