The Service Point docker and nomad network configurations have two hard coded networks for internal service communication and orchestration. This can result in problems in environments where IP addresses and networks overlapped with those hard-coded networks. Starting in Service Point v25.3.0, you can configure custom internal networks used by docker and nomad services for internal communication and orchestration.
Before you begin
You cannot modify the internal network configurations of a service point if there are services deployed to it. Before modifying the internal network configurations, ensure that you have removed any services that have been deployed.
To modify internal network configurations on the Service Point
- Log in to the Edge Cloud Instance.
- In the top navigation bar, click
and select
Service points. - Click the name of a service point. The service point details page appears.
- Click Edit.
- On the Edit service point page, click Internal networks.
- Under Internal networks, modify the following:
- Under Nomad bridge subnet, enter the CIDR block that you would like to use for the nomad service communication and orchestration.
- Under Docker bridge subnet, enter the CIDR block that you would like to use for the docker service communication and orchestration.
Attention: The CIDR blocks must be within the private address space. - Click Save to save the internal network configuration changes on the service point.