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Agree. Couldn't believe this wasn't in there when I checked it out before. Isn't using bridged interfaces with VMs/containers a major use case? It's certainl
by craigyk 12y ago
Agree. Couldn't believe this wasn't in there when I checked it out before. Isn't using bridged interfaces with VMs/containers a major use case? It's certainly my primary config, but maybe I'm doing it wrong.
- wmf 12y agoI think Docker was originally designed for PaaS "app container" usage where containers are too cheap to waste an IP address on, hence the NATing and port forwarding. For VMs or "system containers" it makes sense to give each one its own MAC and IP address.
- kennu 12y agoI'd also consider it very important to be able to run Docker on any host - for instance a small VPS server that only has its own single IP address.