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1. Sandbox: An isolated environment. This is more or less a standard docker container.
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1. Sandbox: An isolated environment. This is more or less a standard docker container.
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2. Endpoint: An addressable endpoint used for communication over a specific network. Endpoints join exactly one network and are expected to create a method of network communication for a container. Endpoints are garbage collected when they no longer belong to any Sandboxes. Example : veth pair
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2. Endpoint: An addressable endpoint used for communication over a specific network. Endpoints join exactly one network and are expected to create a method of network communication for a container. Endpoints are garbage collected when they no longer belong to any Sandboxes. Example : veth pair
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3. Network: A collection of endpoints that are able to communicate to each other. These networks are intended to be isolated from each other and do not cross communicate. Networks house endpoints which can communicate with each other.
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3. Network: A collection of endpoints that are able to communicate to each other. Networks are intended to be isolated from each other and to not cross communicate.
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#### axioms
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#### axioms
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The container network model is a few axioms about how libnetwork wishes to supply
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The container network model assumes the following axioms about how libnetwork provides network connectivity to containers:
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interoperation between networks and containers.
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1. All containers on a specific network can communicate with each other freely.
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1. All containers on a specific network can communicate with each other freely.
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2. Multiple networks are the way to segment traffic between containers and should be supported by all drivers.
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2. Multiple networks are the way to segment traffic between containers and should be supported by all drivers.
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4. An endpoint is added to a sandbox to provide it with network connectivity.
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4. An endpoint is added to a sandbox to provide it with network connectivity.
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## Bridge Driver using CNM
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## Bridge Driver using CNM
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Existing native networking functionality of Docker will be implemented as a Bridge Driver using the above CNM. In order to prove the effectiveness of the Bridge Driver, we will make necessary modifications to Docker Daemon and LibContainer to replace the existing networking functionality with libnetwork & Bridge Driver.
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Existing native networking functionality of Docker will be implemented as a Bridge Driver using the above CNM. In order to prove the effectiveness of the Bridge Driver, we will make the necessary modifications to Docker Daemon and LibContainer to replace the existing networking functionality with libnetwork & Bridge Driver.
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## Plugin support
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## Plugin support
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The Driver model provides a modular way to allow different networking solutions to be used as the backend. But they are static in nature.
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The Driver model provides a modular way to allow different networking solutions to be used as the backend, but is static in nature.
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Plugins solves that problem by supporting dynamic pluggable networking backend for libnetwork.
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Plugins promise to allow dynamic pluggable networking backends for libnetwork.
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There are other community efforts in developing Plugin support on the Docker platform.libnetwork project will also make use of it when available.
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There are other community efforts implementing Plugin support for the Docker platform, and the libnetwork project intends to make use of such support when it becomes available.
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