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`dockerd(8)` manages the network for all containers.

The networking model is tightly coupled to `iptables(8)`.
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== Container Networking == == Bridge Networks and the Default Network ==
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The default behavior for a new container is to use a bridge network. For information on bridge networks, see [[Docker/BridgeNetworks|Bridge Networks]]. The default behavior for a new container is to use a '''bridge network'''. Furthermore, if a bridge network is not specified, the special '''default network''' is used. For more information on all of these, see [[Docker/BridgeNetworks|here]].

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=== Host Network ===
== Host Network ==

Docker Networking

dockerd(8) manages the network for all containers.

The networking model is tightly coupled to iptables(8).

Contents

  1. Docker Networking
    1. Bridge Networks and the Default Network
    2. Disabling
    3. Host Network

Bridge Networks and the Default Network

The default behavior for a new container is to use a bridge network. Furthermore, if a bridge network is not specified, the special default network is used. For more information on all of these, see here.

Disabling

To disable networking for a container, try: 

docker run \
  --network=none \
  hello-world

Host Network

To attach a container to the host's own network, try: 

docker run --detach --name my-haproxy \
  --network=host \
  haproxy:latest

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