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Jon Langemak has over 10 years of experience in designing, building, and maintaining high-performance networks. He is passionate about network operations, automation, and open source tooling. His current focus is on disruptive technologies and the impact they have on network operations. Outside of work, Jon blogs at dasblinkenlichten.com and enjoys collaborating with others in the network community on new ideas and concepts.
I would like to thank my wife for her encouragement and for tolerating the countless days of late night writing. I would also like to thank all of the amazing people in the networking community I've had the privilege to meet over the past few years. I consider myself lucky to call many of you friends and appreciate all the support and inspiration you continue to provide me. And finally, I'd like to thank my parents, who piqued my interest in computing by giving me my first computer in elementary school. Thank you for supporting my interests and ambitions; you have always been there for me.
Francisco Souza is a senior software engineer working with video publishing platforms at The New York Times. Prior to that, he worked with the open source PaaS Tsuru, created back in 2012 and later adapted to leverage Docker for container management. Francisco is also a Docker Captain, and he likes to explore topics such as concurrency, parallelism, and distributed systems.
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The aim of this book is to provide you with in-depth knowledge of how Docker implements container networking. Whether you use Docker every day or are just getting started, this book will introduce you to how Docker uses Linux networking primitives to network containers. Through numerous examples, well cover everything from the fundamentals of Linux networking to the latest Docker networking drivers. Along the way, well also look at integrating existing networking constructs and third-party plugins into Docker. The end goal is for you to be comfortable with the process Docker uses to provide networking capabilities to containers.
Like many open source projects, Docker is a fast-moving piece of software. At the time of publication, the most recent version of Docker was 1.12. Ive done my best to ensure that the content in this book reflects the most up-to-date features and configurations based on this version. Regardless of the version, many of these features have existed in one form or another since the very early versions of Docker. So while there have been significant changes in Docker networking over the last couple of years, much of the network functionality is still implemented in the same manner. It is for this reason that I believe the majority of the content in this book will remain relevant for a long time to come.
, Linux Networking Constructs , will focus on introducing you to Linux networking primitives. Topics such as interface creation, addressing, and general connectivity will be discussed in detail. You will also be introduced to common Linux command-line syntax and tooling as it relates to Linux host network configuration. Understanding these basic constructs will greatly increase your ability to understand how Docker handles container networking.
, Configuring and Monitoring Docker Networks , explains the default means in which Docker handles container networking. These include bridge, host, and mapped container modes of Docker network operation. Well also begin our exploration of how Docker handles mapping container-based services to the outside or external network. There will also be discussion around Linux host requirements for Docker networking and some of the possible Docker service-level parameters that can be modified.
, User-Defined Networks , begins our discussion on Docker user-defined networks. The advent of user-defined networks has greatly increased the flexibility of Docker networking providing the end user far more possibilities in regard to container connectivity. Well discuss the syntax required to create user-defined networks as well as show examples of how to create user-defined bridge and overlay-based networks. Finally, well cover some options to isolate network segments within Docker.
, Building Docker Networks , begins with a deep dive into how Docker provides container connectivity. Starting with a container that was provisioned without a network interface, well cover all the steps required in order to get the container communicating on the network. Well then move on to discuss other options to use custom bridges with Docker and cover multiple use cases related to using OVS in conjunction with Docker.
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