What is the extra container with “lb-” prefix in docker swarm network? How to set up docker network not...
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Docker network is created in a docker swarm, which contains several nodes, with this command:
docker network create --attachable --driver overlay [network-name]
And containers are attached to the network with "docker service create" command.
There is extra container with the name "lb-[network-name]" appeared after in the network.
What is that container and how to configure docker network not to have that?
docker docker-swarm docker-network
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Docker network is created in a docker swarm, which contains several nodes, with this command:
docker network create --attachable --driver overlay [network-name]
And containers are attached to the network with "docker service create" command.
There is extra container with the name "lb-[network-name]" appeared after in the network.
What is that container and how to configure docker network not to have that?
docker docker-swarm docker-network
It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30
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Docker network is created in a docker swarm, which contains several nodes, with this command:
docker network create --attachable --driver overlay [network-name]
And containers are attached to the network with "docker service create" command.
There is extra container with the name "lb-[network-name]" appeared after in the network.
What is that container and how to configure docker network not to have that?
docker docker-swarm docker-network
Docker network is created in a docker swarm, which contains several nodes, with this command:
docker network create --attachable --driver overlay [network-name]
And containers are attached to the network with "docker service create" command.
There is extra container with the name "lb-[network-name]" appeared after in the network.
What is that container and how to configure docker network not to have that?
docker docker-swarm docker-network
docker docker-swarm docker-network
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It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30
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It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30
It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30
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It's a load balancer.
– Ricardo Branco
Nov 8 at 11:59
Ya. I can guess from the name but I couldn't find source that confirms it in details or on how to remove. Probably related to endpoint mode settings.
– n_y
Nov 8 at 12:30