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(docs) correct linking guide

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@@ -9,26 +9,26 @@ The backend for TrueNAS SCALE Apps is Kubernetes. Linking apps together in Kuber
Instead we need to use their internal(!) domain name. Please beware: this name is only available between Apps and can not be reached from the host/node or your own PC. Instead we need to use their internal(!) domain name. Please beware: this name is only available between Apps and can not be reached from the host/node or your own PC.
The format for internal domain name for the main service is explained bellow. The format for internal domain name for the main service is explained bellow.
Please replace `$NAME` with the name you gave your App when installing and `$APPNAME` with the name the app has on the catalog where is needed. Please replace `$NAME` with the name you gave your App when installing and `$APP` with the name the app has on the catalog where is needed.
**If your app has the _same_ name as in the catalog, the format is as follows.** **If your app has the _same_ name as in the catalog, the format is as follows.**
- `$NAME.ix-$APPNAME.svc.cluster.local` - `$NAME.ix-$NAME.svc.cluster.local`
**If your app has _different_ name than in the catalog, the format is as follows** **If your app has _different_ name than in the catalog, the format is as follows**
- `$NAME-$APPNAME.ix-$APPNAME.svc.cluster.local` - `$NAME-$APP.ix-$NAME.svc.cluster.local`
If you need to reach a different service (which is not often the case!), you need a slightly different format, where `$SVCNAME` is the name of the service you want to reach: If you need to reach a different service (which is not often the case!), you need a slightly different format, where `$SVCNAME` is the name of the service you want to reach:
**If your app has the _same_ name as in the catalog, the format is as follows.** **If your app has the _same_ name as in the catalog, the format is as follows.**
- `$NAME-$SVCNAME.ix-$APPNAME.svc.cluster.local` - `$NAME-$SVCNAME.ix-$NAME.svc.cluster.local`
**If your app has _different_ name than in the catalog, the format is as follows** **If your app has _different_ name than in the catalog, the format is as follows**
- `$NAME-$APPNAME-$SVCNAME.ix-$APPNAME.svc.cluster.local` - `$NAME-$APPNAME-$SVCNAME.ix-$NAME.svc.cluster.local`
##### Internal Domain Name generator ##### Internal Domain Name generator
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ function submit(event) {
if (service.value) { if (service.value) {
svcname = svcname + "-" + service.value ; svcname = svcname + "-" + service.value ;
} }
let svcdns = svcname + "." + "ix-" + app.value + ".svc.cluster.local" ; let svcdns = svcname + "." + "ix-" + name.value + ".svc.cluster.local" ;
alert ("Service DNS Name: " + svcdns); alert ("Service DNS Name: " + svcdns);
console.log(svcdns) console.log(svcdns)
return false; return false;