Hi Ragha, The connection from the container is a veth pair. When we say it's an IP connection, what we mean is that packets sent over that veth pair are immediately routed by the host kernel---there is no Ethernet connection beyond container to its immediate host.
When you say "Default Docker Networking" are you talking just about the bridge networking with port mapping? Or the new libnetwork based overlay network? Cheers, Spike -----Original Message----- From: calico-tech [mailto:calico-tech-boun...@lists.projectcalico.org] On Behalf Of Raghavendra K Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 4:38 AM To: calico-tech@lists.projectcalico.org Cc: Pradip das Subject: [calico-tech] How vRouter is connected to Container (endpoint) Hi, Performance of Default Docker Networking did not meet our requirement.So we got to know about project calico. I have read through the demo of using calico with docker (default networking mode) One query, how does Calico Router connect with the docker container....i refered to your documentation...it said it uses IP connection. Am not clear on that aspect. As each container is in its own network namespace, without using veth/othermeans how do u establish this connection to vRouter? Also when u say IP connection does it mean vRouter and Container(endpoint) only exchange a IP Frame or internally it uses veth or other ways. regards ragha _______________________________________________ calico-tech mailing list calico-tech@lists.projectcalico.org http://lists.projectcalico.org/mailman/listinfo/calico-tech_lists.projectcalico.org _______________________________________________ calico-tech mailing list calico-tech@lists.projectcalico.org http://lists.projectcalico.org/mailman/listinfo/calico-tech_lists.projectcalico.org
