[OCTRL-1091] Hostname resolving in environment controller#839
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Environment CRD controller needs a way how to resolve hostname passed from ECS to the one existing inside k8s cluster. ECS passes non fully qualified hostname, while kubernetes needs fully qualified hostname
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When passing hostname from ECS to the k8s client there were discrepancies between FQDN and just hostname, where k8s needs exact name of the node where Task should run (in k3s this is FQDN of the machine eg.
mtichak-ost.cern.ch) but ECS passes just hostname (eg.mtichak-ost). This code tries find FQDN or tries to resolve the hostname to FQDN and passes it to the tasks, so they can be matched and deployed properly.