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Kubernetes and OpenShift Networking Primer

Roberto Casula
Posted on Dec 20, 2017 1:39:30 PM

Networking in Docker Docker's default networking model (on Linux) is based on local host bridging via a native Linux bridge (usually called docker0), with each Docker container being assigned a virtual interface connected to the bridge and mapped (via Linux namespaces) to a local eth0 interface in the container which is assigned an IP address from the bridge's subnet.

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Topics: kubernetes, openshift, Networking in OpenShift using OVS, Kubernetes and OpenShift Networking, Networking in Kubernetes, Networking in OpenShift, Networking in Docker

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