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Docker allows you to create dedicated channels between multiple Docker Containers to create a network of Containers that can share files and other resources. This is called Docker Networking. You can create Docker Networks with various kinds of Network Drivers which include Bridge drivers, McVLAN drivers, etc. By default, if you do not mention a driver while creating a network, it automatically chooses the default bridge driver. Bridge drivers are single-host networking drivers and hence their scope is limited to local.

In this article, we are going to discuss how to create, manage, and use Docker Bridge Networks. For this, you would need a Linux-based Host machine with access to Docker. Without any further ado, let's dive deep into Docker Bridged Networking.

Table of Content

  • Types of Docker Networks
  • Connect a Container To a User-Defined Bridge
  • To Create Custom Bridge Network
  • How to create Custom Bridge Network? A Step-By-Step Guide
  • The Default Bridge Network
  • Connecting A Docker Container In Bridge Network
  • Inspecting The Bridge Network
  • Testing The Network Connectivity
  • Differences Between User-Defined Bridges And The Default Bridge
  • Difference between Docker Network Host and Bridge
  • Difference between Docker network bridge and Overlay

Bridge Network Driver

The bridge is a default network where containers will be created by default if you are not mentioned any network while creating. The containers which are deployed in the same network can talk to each other the containers which are not in the same network can't communicate with each other without proper mentions and permissions. While creating a docker network if you are not going to create or mention any network while creating a container. To list the networks in docker you can use the following command.

docker network ls

Types of Docker Networks

There are three main default networks as mentioned following and also to know more about Docker networking refer to Docker Networking.

  1. Bridge(default)
  2. Host
  3. None/Null

Connect a Container To a User-Defined Bridge

If containers are created in a default bridge network. Communication will happen only with the IP Address of the container. Communication will not happen using containerName(hostName). To Check Go inside java web app container and ping maven web app container using name & IP. When we ping using ip it will work it will not be able to communicate using the name.Developers should not code the connectivity based on the IP in case of containers. Since the IP address of containers will be dynamic.IP will keep changing.

To Create Custom Bridge Network

To create a Custom Bridge Network, we can use docker network command, the syntax of this as follows:

Syntax

docker network create -d <driver> <networkName>

How to create Custom Bridge Network? A Step-By-Step Guide

The following are the steps that guides you in creating a custom bridge network:

Step 1: Ensure Docker is Running

  • The following helps in checking the docker running status:
sudo systemctl status docker
  • The following command helps in enabling the docker service:
sudo systemctl enable docker --now

Step 2: Create Bridge Network

  • Firstly check the existing networks list with the following command:
docker network ls
docker network ls
  • Use the following command to create a new bridge network:
docker network create --driver bridge mynetwork
Creating custom bridge network

Step 3: Verify the Network Creation

  • Use the following command to verify whether the network is successfully created or not:
docker network ls
network list

Step 4: Inspect the Bridge Network

  • Inspect the created custom bridge networks by using the following command. 
docker network inspect mynetwork
Inspecting docker network

If containers are created in custom bridge network. Each container can access other using containerName/ContainerIP.Delete Containers which are running in default bridge or create container with different name.

The Default Bridge Network

Every installation of Docker provides a pre-built default Bridge Network with a Bridge driver scoped locally. You can verify the same using the network ls to know more commands refer to command.Docker – Instruction Commands.

sudo docker network ls
default Bridge Network
  • Bridge Driver always provides single-host networking hence, the scope is local.

Connecting A Docker Container In Bridge Network

Note that the Bridge Network we saw in the previous step is the default network for Docker Containers. If you don't specify any other network, all new Containers will be joined to this default network. To connect an Ubuntu Container to the default bridge network, use this command.

sudo docker run -dt ubuntu
Connecting a Docker Container

Inspecting The Bridge Network

  • After you have created the Docker Container, check whether it is running or not.
sudo docker container ls
Inspecting the Bridge Network
  • Since the Container is already running, we can now use the network inspect command to inspect the Docker default bridge network.
sudo docker network inspect bridge
network inspect bridge
  • You can see the details related to the Bridge Network in JSON format. You can also check the Containers associated with the network in the Container object.
network inspect bridge

Testing The Network Connectivity

To test the network connectivity, note down the IP address of the Container. In this example, the IP address is "172.17.0.2/16".We will ping this address from the Docker Host to check the connectivity.

ping 172.17.0.2
Testing the Network Connectivity

It shows that the host is able to ping the Docker Container in the network.

Differences Between User-Defined Bridges And The Default Bridge

Default Bridge Network

User Defined Bridges Network

The default bridge network will it will acts as an basic network isolation for the containers which are deployed in this network.

user defined network will allows you to create a custom network with more configuration policies.

The containers which are deployed in default bridge network will able to communicate with each other by using the IP addresses.

The containers which are deployed in the custom bridge network will able to communicate with each other by using the name of the containers.

Communication with the host system is done by using the host IP addresses.

Communication with the host system is done by using the host IP addresses.

Containers use the embedded DNS to commutation to the internet by the DNS resolution.

Containers use the embedded DNS to commutation to the internet by the DNS resolution.

Difference between Docker Network Host and Bridge

The following are the difference between docker network host and bridge:

FeatureHost NetworkBridge Network
Network IsolationIt shares the host's network stack with providing no network isolationit provides a private internal network, isolating containers from the host network
PerformanceIt offers better network performance due to direct use of the host's networkIt slightly lower performance due to the overhead of network bridging
Use CaseIt is suitable for applications that needing direct access to host network, like monitoring toolsIt is ideal for typical containerized applications needing isolation and controlled communication
IP AddressingContainers use the host’s IP address and ports, leading to potential conflictsContainers get their own IP addresses within the bridge network, avoiding conflicts with the host

Difference between Docker network bridge and Overlay

The following are the between docker network bridge and overlay:

AspectBridge NetworkOverlay Network
ScopeLimited to a single hostSpans multiple hosts
Use CaseIdeal for simple, local container communicationSuitable for distributed, multi-host environments
ConfigurationEasy to set up with minimal configurationRequires more complex setup, often involving a key-value store (like etcd)
PerformanceIt generally faster due to local scopeIt is slightly slower due to cross-host communication overhead

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