Overview

Aqua sets up networking for containers running in Azure VMs. The current implementation does the following

1. Implements the interface published by docker's libnetwork.

Usage

aqua [net] [ipam]

Examples

To start the remote network plugin for docker: aqua net
To start the remote ipam plugin for docker: aqua ipam

To create a docker network called "azure", use the following
docker network create --driver=aqua --ipam-driver=nullipam azure

Once the above network is created, you can have container join the above network as follows
docker run --net=azure -it ubuntu:latest /bin/bash

#Requirements Aqua currently relies on the fact that the interfaces in the VM are provisioned with multiple ip-addresses (called CAs in azure). In the current version of Aqua, multiple ip-addresses need to be manually configured on the interface. These ip-addresses need to be provisioned via Azure ARM APIs before they can be used inside VMs.

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