Run container on specific IP

Hi! Could you explain me how to run container on a specific IP?

If I run from console I execute this command:

docker run -d --name iperf_srv --network mynet --ip 10.195.10.10 astotal/iperf3 -s

So how can reach the same result with python API?

[AStotal]

I found solution with a few inter steps

srv = doc.containers.create('astotal/iperf3', '-s', detach=True, name='iperf_server')
doc.networks.get("uplink").connect(srv, ipv4_address="10.195.10.11")
srv.start()

Thanks a lot!

[OldLi-12]

According to the share of AStotal, I figured out how to use docker SDK to achieve the desired effect：

# First of all, you need to have generated your network card, named：your_network_name.

dockerClient = docker.from_env()
myCtn = dockerClient.containers.create(
    name=’ctnName‘,
    image='imageNameAndVer',
    network=’your_network_name‘)

dockerClient.networks.get('your_network_name').connect(myCtn, ipv4_address='10.195.10.10')
myCtn.start()

The name of ‘network’ in method ‘create’, be sure to match the name in ‘networks.get’.Only in this way can the perfect setting be successful.(In the equivalent shell command: ‘–network mynet --ip 10.195.10.10’) Otherwise, there will be two virtual network cards ‘eth0’ and ‘eth1’ in the new container. ‘eth0’ is the default network card of docker, and ‘eth1’ is the network card and IP you set.

Thanks AStotal for sharing.