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| | | It should be a drop-in replacement for "default" IPAM module. |
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| | | ## Installation |
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| | | Plugin is packaged as [Docker Engine-managed plugin](https://docs.docker.com/engine/extend/). |
| | | Check out [plugin page on Docker Hub](https://hub.docker.com/p/jacekkow/pyipam). |
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| | | To install it simply run: |
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| | | Check out [`test_integration.sh`](test_integration.sh) for more examples. |
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| | | ## Options |
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| | | To use options, add `--ipam-opt option=value` as an argument of `docker network create`: |
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| | | ```bash |
| | | docker network create --ipam-driver jacekkow/pyipam:latest --ipam-opt ptp=1 new-network |
| | | ``` |
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| | | Available options: |
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| | | `ptp=1` |
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| | | When set addresses with netmask /32 (IPv4) or /128 (IPv6) are handed out. |
| | | In this mode all IP addresses are handed out from the subnet, |
| | | including ones that would be "network address" and "broadcast address"! |
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| | | ## Manual packaging |
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| | | In order to test this module in development environment, you can build it |
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| | | You can also use `package.sh` helper script which will perform |
| | | all the steps (including installation) automatically. |
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