With bridge networking, containers share the host’s IP and use NAT to reach the outside world. With macvlan, each container gets its own IP directly on your physical network — no NAT, no port forwarding. Macvlan behaves more like adding a new device to your network, while bridge networking behaves more like a software router sitting between the container and your LAN.
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