November 2016
Intermediate to advanced
378 pages
8h 37m
English
IPv6 functionality is disabled by default in Docker. Much like other features we reviewed earlier, enabling it requires doing so at the service level. Once enabled, Docker will provision the host interfaces associated with Docker, as well as the containers themselves, with IPv6 addressing.
In this recipe, we'll be using a small lab consisting of two Docker hosts:

Each host has both an IPv4 address as well as an IPv6 address assigned to its physical interface. You'll need root-level access to each host to make network configuration changes. It is assumed that Docker is installed, and it's a default ...
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