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19 changes: 15 additions & 4 deletions data/settings/1.20.x/network.toml
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Expand Up @@ -63,6 +63,8 @@ hosts = [
[[docs.ref.https-proxy]]
description = """
The HTTPS proxy server used by services listed under [proxy settings](#tag-proxy-settings) section.
The connection to the proxy server uses HTTP (unencrypted TCP) to the specified port, and Bottlerocket
will open a proxy to the desired service with a `CONNECT` request to the server.
"""
accepted_values = [
"A host name (with an optional port number)",
Expand All @@ -76,11 +78,20 @@ value = "\"1.2.3.4:8080\""

[[docs.ref.no-proxy]]
description = """
A list of hosts that Bottlerocket will excluded from proxying.
A list of hosts that Bottlerocket will exclude from proxying.

The no-proxy list automatically includes entries for `localhost`.
Bottlerocket adds these hosts to a default list.

On Kubernetes variants (`*-k8s-*`) the no-proxy lists includes the Kubernetes API server endpoint as well as other commonly used Kubernetes DNS suffixes.
The default no-proxy list automatically includes entries for `localhost`.

On Kubernetes variants (`*-k8s-*`) the no-proxy list includes the Kubernetes API server
endpoint as well as other commonly used Kubernetes DNS suffixes:

* The host specified in `settings.kubernetes.api-server`.
* Hosts in the domain specified in `settings.kubernetes.cluster-domain`.

These default no-proxy entries are not visible in the API, and the API will not override them.
The hosts in `no-proxy` are in addition to these default hosts.
"""
accepted_values = [
"List of host names and IP addresses"
Expand All @@ -89,4 +100,4 @@ tags = [
"proxy-settings"
]
[[docs.ref.no-proxy.example]]
value = "[\"localhost\", \"127.0.0.1\"]"
value = "[\"some-other-host.com\", \"169.254.3.1\"]"