Re: [vagrant-up] Create virtual interfaces for create isolated envs

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

hello

on virtualbox the VM will have nat, and from there should be access any VM that your host can access.

As each net VM will be on his own switch if the nics are different, but all these switch are available to the host, every machine should be able to reach any machine over the NAT interface.

is not clear from the diagram how you want to do it. can you elaborate a bit more? maybe a diagram will help.

then, second question is why the projects need to be isolated?

are going to be using same ip segmentation?

On Sat, Nov 23, 2019 at 5:40 PM Fabio Pezzini <pezz...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm trying to create isolated environments containing both Vm (virtualbox) and containers (docker). Then using virtualbox and docker.
What I'm trying to achieve are closed networks where ONLY the machines in the given project can talk.
The only way I could think of is by creating interfaces with a given gateway assigned to the virtual interface on the host machine and assigning this interface to all the guests I want to enclose in the subnet.
I tried creating virtual namespaces but they can't talk (especially between container and vm). How can I do?

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