Docker 101: List Docker Networks and Inspect the Default Bridge
Explore the container networks of a freshly installed Docker host: find the default network, its subnet and gateway, and the Linux interface behind it.
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Explore the container networks of a freshly installed Docker host: find the default network, its subnet and gateway, and the Linux interface behind it.
Practice accessing a containerized service directly from the Docker host using its IP address.
Practice discovering what has been published to a remote container repository by listing its tags using crane, regctl, or a direct call to the registry HTTP API.
Explore the OCI image index, manifests, and configuration of a remote multi-platform image - without pulling a single byte of filesystem layers into the local Docker daemon.
Save container images as OCI layouts and explore the on-disk structure of single-platform (manifest-based) and multi-platform (index-based) images.
Practice listing containers and inspecting their state to identify running, exited, and crashed applications - a vital skill for day-to-day operation of containerized systems.
Can you unpack the filesystem of a container image into a local directory?
Be a networking Sherlock Holmes - find out which port a Kubernetes app uses and send a request to it.
Learn a trick or two about container image labels and how to read them with ctr.