Macvlan vs Ipvlan
I’ve covered macvlans in the Bridge vs Macvlan post. If you are new to macvlan concept, go ahead and read it first. Macvlan To recap: Macvlan allows you to configure sub-interfaces (also termed slave devices) of a parent, physical Ethernet interface (also termed upper device), each with its own unique MAC address, and consequently its own IP address. Applications, VMs and containers can then bind
Some notes on macvlan/macvtap « \1
There's not a lot of documentation about these interfaces. Here are some notes to summarize what I've been able to gather so far. Surely there's more to it (corrections and/or more information welcome). Macvlan interfaces can be seen as subinterfaces of a main ethernet interface. Each macvlan interface has its own MAC address (different from that of the main interface) and can be assigned IP addre
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