Re: [Babel-users] babeld inside docker

> I am trying to run babeld inside docker here: > https://github.com/zoobab/babeld-in-docker > I can't get 2 containers to see each other, and I can't figure out why > (multicast or any ipv6 option might not be enabled by default). > If someone can help... Is the filesystem shared between the

[Babel-users] babeld inside docker

Hi, I am trying to run babeld inside docker here: https://github.com/zoobab/babeld-in-docker I can't get 2 containers to see each other, and I can't figure out why (multicast or any ipv6 option might not be enabled by default). If someone can help... Best, -- Benjamin Henrion FFII Brussels

Re: [Babel-users] babeld inside docker

Hi, myself and Justin Kilpatrick have done a lot of this kind of stuff, and Docker is kind of a distraction IMO. You're better off using raw network namespaces. Here's a script we made to generate virtual networks with configurable packet loss and latency from a json config format:

Re: [Babel-users] babeld inside docker

On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 8:07 PM, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote: >> Hi, myself and Justin Kilpatrick have done a lot of this kind of stuff, and >> Docker is kind of a distraction IMO. > > My colleagues are divided on that subject. Matthieu is rather fond of > Docker, while Gwendoline

Re: [Babel-users] babeld inside docker

> Hi, myself and Justin Kilpatrick have done a lot of this kind of stuff, and > Docker is kind of a distraction IMO. My colleagues are divided on that subject. Matthieu is rather fond of Docker, while Gwendoline prefers nemu. -- Juliusz ___

Re: [Babel-users] babeld inside docker

You may also be interested in a quick integration test I built using network-lab [0] It's not a great set of unit tests like you would hope to find in a modern language, but it does go a long way to allowing quick testing of changes and only takes a few seconds to run. [0]

[Babel-users] History of Babel on The Network Collective --

Y'all -- The Network Collective has a twice a month videocast on the history of network engineering (which could be protocols, organizations, or whatever --). I didn't post this when it happened, and I should have, but Juliusz was on to talk about the history of BABEL. The recording is here --