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@abangser @lianmakesthings how can @danieloh30 and myself get involved in this organization? We want to have some participation on this with the new working group
✅ I confirm my interest in running for Chair of TAG Developer Experience. My name is [Mauricio Salatino](https://www.linkedin.com/in/salaboy/?ref=salaboy.com), also known as [@salaboy](https://x.com/salaboy?ref=salaboy.com), and I am passionate about Open Source, Kubernetes,...
@trajano @spencergibb I am facing this issue in Kubernetes.. i think by default.. or in Kubernetes the caching needs to be disabled by default..
For the ones looking at the classes `DnsNameResolverBuilder` and `DefaultDnsCache` , they come from ``` io.netty netty-resolver-dns ``` Which is not added by `spring-cloud-gateway` by default.
@trajano did you manage to remove the cache completely?
@violetagg is there any way to access that DNS resolver to debug it? I am trying to figure out how the spring cloud gateway (3.0.x) actually use it.. to see...
@trajano quite similar then :)
@violetagg thanks a lot for the pointer.. I will report back
@violetagg it never worked for me.. is it working now?
@spencergibb can this be included by default or maybe by a spring-cloud-kubernetes sub-module? Not having this in Kubernetes really mess up things.