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Is there a way how to get servers DNS name or IP without having the request or response map?
@petr.mensik You can look up the IP address of the machine the process is running on, but if you’re behind a load balancer…
@weavejester I am, unfortunately (hosted on AWS).
There might be some AWS way to provide the host. And AWS I believe can instantiate VMs with shell variables.
So you could set up something to pass the host/IP to the servers that way.
yep, I was thought I'll try this way. I was just thinking that Ring might store that information somewhere