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The Docker Network Command

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The Docker Network Command :

- Inspect a network

docker network inspect bridge


- List network driver plugins
Section #2 - Bridge Networking

The Basics
Step 2: Connect a container

Creation of a new container :

Verifying container

the container is added to the bridged network.


the container is attached to the bridged network and had the “ipV4 = 172.17.0.2”

Step 3: Test network connectivity

the container is pinging

the container is connected via bash


ping tool is installed into the container

the container is pinging to github

the container is stoped

Step 4: Configure NAT for external connectivity


The NGIX container is started and the port 8080 of the host is attached to port 80 of the
container
0.0.0.0 mean that all interfaces of the host
that’s mean that all the trafic comming to the host on port 8080 on all interfaces is redirected
to the container at the port 80

the NGIX server is running on the container

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