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{{define "NetworkName"}}{{if eq .Name "bridge"}}{{else}}.{{.Name}}{{end}}{{end}}
{{define "Address"}}{{printf "%-27s" .}}{{end}}
{{$domain := "docker.unclev.ru"}}
{{range $key, $value := .}}
# Container: {{ $value.Name }} ({{$value.ID}} from {{$value.Image.Repository}})
{{range  $value.Networks}}{{if .Name}}
# Network: {{.Name}} {{if ne .Name "host"}}{{.Gateway}}{{if .IPPrefixLen}}/{{.IPPrefixLen}}{{end}} {{.IPv6Gateway}}{{if .GlobalIPv6PrefixLen}}/{{.GlobalIPv6PrefixLen}}{{end}}
{{if .GlobalIPv6Address}}{{template "Address" .GlobalIPv6Address}}{{$value.Hostname}}{{template "NetworkName" . }}.{{$domain}}{{end}}
{{if .IP               }}{{template "Address" .IP               }}{{$value.Hostname}}{{template "NetworkName" . }}.{{$domain}}{{end}}
{{if $value.Name -}}

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The first subnet of each docker bridge networks with their routes. It is supposed the sought IPv4 subnet is the first one (with index 0 in Config map)

for n in $(docker network ls --format={{.ID}} --filter='driver=bridge'); do; printf "%s %-30s" $n $(docker inspect $n --format='{{.Name}}'); ip route | grep $(docker inspect $n --format='{{$value := index .IPAM.Config 0}}{{$value.Gateway}}'); done

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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using Westwind.WebConnection;

namespace SFLoggerConsoleClient
{
    
    public class EventPublisher
    {