I have a specific Docker container use case, that requires the container to get a DHCP address from my local network. I've been accomplishing this using networking containers that use Pipework to bridge to the host interface and link to the app container ( https://github.com/jeroenpeeters/docker-network-containers).
I'm trying to figure out how to accomplish the same thing within the Mesos/Marathon framework - how can I launch a container can be bridged onto my local network so that it can receive (and run) an IP via DHCP? I could potentially just continue using docker-network-containers, but I need some way to make sure the network container lands on the same slave as the app container. Or, I need to figure out some other method of getting a particular container on my local network altogether. Thanks! Jay
