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Using Flannel and etcd for LXC container networking

Jorge O. Castro

on 17 December 2014

This article was last updated 6 years ago.

In this demo Charles Butler shows you how to use Flannel and etcd to network LXC containers. This allows you to Juju deploy to multiple hosts instead of one machine.

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