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.
Learn the basics of accessing HTTP APIs from the command line: call different endpoints, read the response body, headers, and status code, follow redirects, and request an alternative representation of a server resource.
An internal service started receiving requests from unexpected IP addresses. Identify the unexpected sources and find out which workloads and teams are behind them.
An internal service started receiving requests from unexpected IP addresses. Identify the unexpected sources and find out which systems are behind them.
Practice reading the network configuration of Linux hosts: find interface names, IP and MAC addresses, the default gateway, and detect which routes a server uses to reach different destinations.
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.