<ul><li>Incus is a hypervisor/manager for virtual machines and application/system containers.</li><li>Incus supports Open Container Initiative (OCI) images such as Docker images.</li><li>Virtual machines and system/application containers can have virtual or real hardware networking devices attached to them.</li><li>Incus creates a local network bridge which is managed by it and that gives private IPv4 and IPv6 IP addresses to the instances created with Incus.</li><li>Through Incus, you can create another private bridge and launch an instance on that private bridge.</li><li>The instances using the Incus private bridge have access to the Internet achieved with either iptables or nftables rules.</li><li>The instances that are launched with Incus have access to the Internet.</li><li>Simos Xenitellis provides a comprehensive guide on how to manage networking in Incus.</li><li>The article covers different Incus devices of type nic (network interface controller).</li><li>The article covers bridge, bridged, macvlan, none, physical, ipvlan, and routed Incus networking devices.</li></ul>

Simos Xenitellis: A networking guide for Incus

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