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"Let’s try to reach these aliases from container4 (which is connected to both these networks) and container5 (which is connected only to isolated_nw)."
isolated_nw not included container5 now! (docker network disconnect isolated_nw container5)
flip example logic with "local_alias"
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Hi @bscheshir, thanks again for your feedback on this. As it turns out, it is perfectly fine (and part of the point of the exercise) that container5 doesn't yet exist when you like container4 to it. I've done a pretty big rewrite of this whole topic, and part of that rewrite was to add clarity around that step specifically. You can link to a container which doesn't yet exist, and there are some reasons you might do it. Please have a look at #235 and let me know if that helps. I've asked some developers who are very familiar with Docker networking to review it as well.
I think I've addressed your issue, so I'll close this and we can move any follow-up discussion into the PR. Thanks!
URL: engine/userguide/networking/work-with-networks.md
"Let’s try to reach these aliases from container4 (which is connected to both these networks) and container5 (which is connected only to isolated_nw)."
isolated_nw not included container5 now! (docker network disconnect isolated_nw container5)
flip example logic with "local_alias"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: