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Problem upgrading from Python version to Go version #89
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You should be able to but remember that IPV6 isn't supported, the ipam driver is renamed to |
@tomdee We have tried the new version, but got an error when starting container:
I think this is because the rename of |
The rename of the ipam driver is caused by this upstream issue - docker/go-plugins-helpers#36 As far as I can tell, Docker doesn't allow the IPAM driver being used for a docker network to be updated after it's been created. https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/api/docker_remote_api_v1.24/#/create-a-network |
I modified docker network data in etcd (docker/network/v1.0/network), changed ipamType from calico to calico-ipam and it seems work well for me. however, the fresh container started with previous network and new calico can not connected by exists containers. I checked the route table and it was correct, so how to make it work well? |
@tomdee We found another issue: Python version plugin using |
By using profile rules, i made the |
It would be great if we could come up with a decent process to upgrading from the Python version to the Go version. e.g. a script or a documented procedure. Until that happens, the upgrade is unsupported. |
We have libnetwork plugin running in the production environment, so i wonder if the go version release, can we migrate online?
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