Docker inherently supports three types of network (bridge, hosts, and none), as is evident in the following docker network ls command output:
In the previous recipes, we discussed the bridge and host networking capability. Nonetheless, the none network mode comes in handy when you package any utility inside the container that doesn't need any network connectivity. Besides, the none network mode can also be used to do your custom network plumbing without involving the Docker. In this recipe, we will launch a container with the none network mode and explore the container's network details.
