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Docker
Inside an ordinary container, localhost refers to that container's network namespace, not another container or the Docker host.
Read article : Understand why localhost reaches the wrong backend in a containerDocker
Docker can generate resolver settings and use an embedded DNS service on certain networks. Host lookup success does not prove the container's path.
Read article : Inspect a container's actual DNS configuration without assuming host equivalenceDocker
A container subnet can conflict with an external route and send traffic toward the wrong destination. Inspect allocated ranges.
Read article : Find a Docker network subnet overlapping the office or VPN networkDocker
An overlay, VPN or host-path MTU mismatch can allow small requests while larger transfers stall. Record network configuration before changing it.
Read article : Inspect Docker network MTU context during large-transfer failuresDocker
A container using host networking shares a different network context from bridge mode. Its port behavior is not ordinary host-port NAT.
Read article : Explain ignored port publication under host networkingDocker
Docker-managed networking can create rules beyond a host administrator's simplified firewall view. Inspect the network and platform documentation.
Read article : Investigate Docker traffic through its actual firewall integrationDocker
An application can advertise IPv6 support while its container network has no appropriate IPv6 configuration or path.
Read article : Check whether a Docker network actually allocates IPv6 addressesDocker
A macvlan container can be reachable from other machines while the parent host cannot contact it through the expected path.
Read article : Explain host-to-container isolation on a macvlan networkDocker
An overlay depends on multi-host prerequisites and network membership. Creating a similarly named local network does not establish the same connectivity.
Read article : Distinguish a Swarm overlay network from a local bridgeDocker
A Swarm service can publish via ingress routing mesh or host mode, which affects which nodes accept traffic.
Read article : Investigate published Swarm service ports through the routing designDocker
A network can be intentionally marked internal, limiting external connectivity. Check its actual configuration before changing DNS.
Read article : Explain a container's missing external access on an internal networkDocker
Image pulls originate through the daemon's network context, which can differ from a shell or running container. Identify configuration sources securely.
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