<p>I'm using docker for windows on my local laptop, and I'm trying to mimic a dev installation of kubernetes by using the &quot;run kubernetes' setting on the same laptop.  One thing that's awkward is the docker registry.  I have a docker registry container running in-cluster that I can push to no problem from the laptop, but when the docker-for-windows kubernetes controller needs to 'pull' an image, I'm not sure how to reference the registry: I've tried referencing the registry using the laptops netbios name, with various DNS suffixes, but it doesn't seem to work.</p>
<p>Is there a way I can accomplish this?</p>

Eddie Parker
<p>You would use the internal cluster DNS, as managed by the Service object you probably created for the registry. All Services are available inside the cluster via <code>$name.$namespace.svc.cluster.local</code> (technically <code>cluster.local</code> is the cluster domain however this is the default and most common value by far).</p>
