Hi,
I figured out how to get docker containers to join an existing network with putting “networks” into the respective sections of the docker-compose.yml
If I want to also give them fixed ip’s on this network, what would the syntax look like in the docker-compose.yml?
I do not use docker-compose, but if it helps point you in the right direction, I’ve been using Mac VLANs to have all my containers have their own MAC address and IP.
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I do not use docker-compose, but if it helps point you in the right direction, I’ve been using Mac VLANs to have all my containers have their own MAC address and IP.