How to Add Custom Host Entries to CoreDNS in Kubernetes?

Hey folks! I'm trying to inject some local host entries into the CoreDNS engine for my Kubernetes setup. I've crafted a YAML file to add these custom entries, which looks like this: ``` apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: coredns-custom namespace: kube-system data: # The key name can be anything, but must end with .override local-containers.override: | hosts { 192.168.12.6 oracle.fedora.local broker01.fedora.local broker02.fedora.local broker03.fedora.local oracle broker01 broker02 broker03 fallthrough } ``` After creating this, I launched a Fedora container, but I can't seem to see those entries in the host table. It looks like the config map is expecting `/etc/coredns/custom/*.override`, and I'm not sure if what I've created matches that requirement. I also tried adding a custom host block, but that caused DNS issues in the containers. I attempted to create a block for docker hosts similar to the node hosts, but that didn't persist either. All I want is custom name resolution without needing a full DNS server setup. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Another thing—I noticed the coredns pod won't even start after I added my entries. Help!