Any Linux containers with point-to-point host-guest network support?
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OpenVZ would be the only one I can name myself.
I've looked through some options of widely used "frameworks": Docker, rkt, LXC/LXD — all those are bridge-"centric" or at least based on broadcast media networking.
Instead I'm looking for convenient way of being able to assign any /32 IP-address to container and get proper bidirectional routing through "wormhole"/tunnel connecting guest and its host with minimal hacks or better w/o any.
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OpenVZ would be the only one I can name myself.
I've looked through some options of widely used "frameworks": Docker, rkt, LXC/LXD — all those are bridge-"centric" or at least based on broadcast media networking.
Instead I'm looking for convenient way of being able to assign any /32 IP-address to container and get proper bidirectional routing through "wormhole"/tunnel connecting guest and its host with minimal hacks or better w/o any.
networking container
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poige
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thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
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So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
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Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
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veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35
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OpenVZ would be the only one I can name myself.
I've looked through some options of widely used "frameworks": Docker, rkt, LXC/LXD — all those are bridge-"centric" or at least based on broadcast media networking.
Instead I'm looking for convenient way of being able to assign any /32 IP-address to container and get proper bidirectional routing through "wormhole"/tunnel connecting guest and its host with minimal hacks or better w/o any.
networking container
asked Aug 7 at 17:46
poige
3,8071539
OpenVZ would be the only one I can name myself.
I've looked through some options of widely used "frameworks": Docker, rkt, LXC/LXD — all those are bridge-"centric" or at least based on broadcast media networking.
Instead I'm looking for convenient way of being able to assign any /32 IP-address to container and get proper bidirectional routing through "wormhole"/tunnel connecting guest and its host with minimal hacks or better w/o any.
networking container
networking container
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asked Aug 7 at 17:46
poige
3,8071539
asked Aug 7 at 17:46
poige
3,8071539
asked Aug 7 at 17:46
poige
3,8071539
3,8071539
thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
1
So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
1
Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
1
veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35
 |Â
show 4 more comments
thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
1
So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
1
Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
1
veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35
thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
1
1
So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
1
1
Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
1
1
veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35
veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35
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thenewstack.io/…
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 4:24
Seen that. It (ignorance's due) mentions point-to-point but absolutely in vain, saying: "it creates a virtual ethernet pair"
– poige
Aug 8 at 5:00
1
So we can make Brotherhood of OpenVZ now!!!11
– poige
Aug 8 at 6:27
1
Veth pair can be used without a bridge. Assign IP addresses and you can communicate between container and host. When forwarding is enabled your containers can communicate outside/to other containers as well. Is your question about how to configure container networking without L2 bridging (I'm not familiar with OpenVZ networking)?
– sebasth
Aug 8 at 8:15
1
veth pair is how I did the networking in OpenVZ.
– slm♦
Aug 8 at 9:35