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Docker Networking

Docker Networking enables containers to connect with each other and the internet, utilizing a pluggable subsystem with various drivers. Key types of Docker networks include Bridge, Host, None, MACVLAN, IPVLAN, and Overlay networks. The document outlines these network types and their functionalities within Docker's architecture.

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Docker Networking

Docker Networking enables containers to connect with each other and the internet, utilizing a pluggable subsystem with various drivers. Key types of Docker networks include Bridge, Host, None, MACVLAN, IPVLAN, and Overlay networks. The document outlines these network types and their functionalities within Docker's architecture.

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Docker Networking

Topics:
 Docker Overview
 Docker Networking
 About Docker Networking
 Bridge Network
 Default Bridge Network
 Custom Bridge Network
 Host Network
 None Network
 MACVLAN and IPVLAN Networks
 Overlay Network
 Conclusion
Docker Overview:
Docker Networking:
Docker Networking is a way in which Docker containers connect to other
containers on the same host or different hosts and also to the outside world,
i.e., through the internet.
Docker’s networking subsystem is pluggable using drivers. Several drivers exist
by default and provide core networking functionality.
There are various kinds of Docker networks such as:
 Bridge Network
 Host Network
 None Network
 MACVLAN and IPVLAN Networks
 Overlay Network

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