When multiple docker deployment exists in the same infrastructure, docker default addressing can cause issues.
- Step 0: Check Embrace internal network configuration
- Step 1: Shut down Embrace app
- Step 2: Remove the Embrace network
- Step 3: Edit docker default address pool
- Step 4: Restart docker service
- Step 5: Restart Embrace
- Step 6: Check the updated configuration
Step 0: Check Embrace internal network configuration
docker network inspect embrace-internal | grep Subnet # "Subnet": "172.18.0.0/16",
Step 1: Shut down Embrace app
./embrace-app.sh --down
Step 2: Remove the Embrace network
docker network rm embrace-internal
Step 3: Edit docker default address pool
Replace the IP range with your preferred setting.
sudo vim /etc/docker/daemon.json
{
"default-address-pools":
[
{"base":"10.***.0.0/16","size":24}
]
}
Save and quit.
Step 4: Restart docker service
systemctl restart docker
Step 5: Restart Embrace
./embrace-app.sh
Step 6: Check the updated configuration
docker network inspect embrace-internal | grep Subnet
# "Subnet": "10.***.1.0/24",
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