Let's now review how docker networking works before getting into Kubernetes networking. For container networking, there are different modes: bridge, none, overlay, macvlan, and host. We've learned about the major modes in Chapter 2, DevOps with Containers. Bridge is the default networking model. Docker creates and attaches a virtual Ethernet device (also known as veth) and assigns a network namespace to each container.
The network namespace is a feature in Linux that is logically another copy of a network stack. It has its own routing tables, ARP tables, and network devices. This is a fundamental concept of container networking.
Veth always comes in pairs; one is in the network namespace and the other is in the bridge. When ...
