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What is the difference between a Docker network and a host network?

A) A Docker network provides better isolation and security than a host network.

B) A Docker network is managed by Docker, while a host network is managed by the host operating system.

C) A Docker network is faster than a host network.

D) A Docker network uses less resources than a host network.

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Solution:B

Explanation: A Docker network is managed by Docker, which means that it can be easily configured, monitored, and managed using Docker tools. A host network is managed by the host operating system, which means that it is less flexible and more difficult to manage.

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