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Docker's new networking model is exactly what you describe. In fact it was developed with a lot of feedback from the Google team, so if you like Kubernete's net
by shykes 11y ago
Docker's new networking model is exactly what you describe. In fact it was developed with a lot of feedback from the Google team, so if you like Kubernete's networking model you'll be in known territory.
It's true that the Docker daemon by default bundles these functionalities by default. But under the hood, the networking system is actually a separate binary called "dnet", so it's going to be very easy to rip it out and make the daemon less monolithic.