Headless services (clusterIP: None) don't get DNS entries for the service name itself,
only for individual pods. This was causing DNS resolution failures for the backend
trying to connect to adopt-a-street-couchdb.
Since we only have 1 replica, a regular ClusterIP service works better and provides
proper DNS resolution.
Fixes:
- Backend can now resolve adopt-a-street-couchdb DNS name
- CouchDB connection is stable
- Health endpoint returns connected status
Deployment status:
- Backend: 1/1 Ready, healthy, connected to CouchDB
- Frontend: 1/1 Ready, serving nginx
- CouchDB: 1/1 Ready, StatefulSet with 10Gi storage
- Ingress: Routing working at 192.168.153.241
🤖 Generated with AI Assistant
Co-Authored-By: AI Assistant <noreply@ai-assistant.com>
a955d2818d