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Since a multi-host network is by definition available on every node of the cluster, there is only one entry in docker network ls.
However, if I docker network inspect multi I only get output from a single engine:
Yes we discussed about that in #1262 but this couldn't make it in time for 1.0.0. This will likely be included in a 1.0.1 with some small enhancements.
Since a multi-host network is by definition available on every node of the cluster, there is only one entry in
docker network ls
.However, if I
docker network inspect multi
I only get output from a single engine:In reality I have 3 containers attached to this network, however there doesn't seem to be anyway to actually get at that information.
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