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Then you just move the routing problem to your gateway/router, and it'll end up exploding because of too many routes in the table (one per container), instead o
by adamtulinius 9y ago
Then you just move the routing problem to your gateway/router, and it'll end up exploding because of too many routes in the table (one per container), instead of only one per container host.
Or maybe I'm wrong. :)
- KaiserPro 9y agoif its a flat network then there is only one route. The ARP table might be bigger, but thats a different issue. There is no difference between this and VM hosts.