As mentioned previously in the What is a Docker network? section, in addition to the built-in, or local, network drivers provided by Docker, the CNM supports community- and vendor-created network drivers. Some examples of these third-party drivers include Contiv, Weave, Kuryr, and Calico. One of the benefits of using one of these third-party drivers is that they fully support deployment in cloud-hosted environments, such as AWS. In order to use these drivers, they need to be installed in a separate installation step for each of your Docker hosts. Each of the third-party network drivers brings their own set of features to the table. Here is the summary description of these drivers as shared by Docker in the reference architecture document:
Although each of these third-party drivers has its own unique installation, setup, and execution methods...
