Try radarr.ix-radarr-4k.svc.cluster.local. The format is {container}.ix-{app-name}.svc.cluster.local. The container name for Radarr instances is always radarr, so all you need to change is the app name to that of the second instance.
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This worked thank you!
I will note just for reference that on Dragonfish and earlier the format that worked was actually the radarr-4k.ix-radarr-4k.svc.cluster.local format.
I donāt know enough about any of this to say why, just putting it out there. That was the format I pulled using HeavyScript.
You just saved my weekend!
I just resently wanted to ditch truenas as a whole because i went through the hell of the core apps years ago and ended up with custom jails and a VM eating all resources of my nas, because there was no native homeassistant deployment. So i gave the migration a try from truenas core to scale and with that came the update of homeassistant which now uses postgres instead of sqlite. So i thought i could also get rid of my influxdb and connect grafana directly to the postgres until i couldnāt.
The networking problem brought up some bad memories with truenas apps. And this google search would have been my last action before killing truenas out of my life.
So thank you very much! I can now successfully add postgres.ix-home-assistant.svc.cluster.local as a datasource in my grafana.
You should put a buymeacoffee link on your github 