If you run the container from the console, you can do it as follows

docker run -d --name iperf_srv --network mynet --ip 10.195.10.10 astotal/iperf3 -s

How to run a container on a specific IP using python api?

There is such a code, but how to specify a specific address, I could not figure out

 import docker doc = docker.from_env() srv_pool=docker.types.IPAMPool(subnet='10.195.10.0/24',iprange='10.195.10.0/24') srv_ipam=docker.types.IPAMConfig(pool_configs=[srv_pool]) doc.networks.create('uplink', driver='macvlan', options={'parent':'eth2.3200'},ipam=srv_ipam) srv=doc.containers.run('astotal/iperf3', '-s', network='uplink', detach=True, name='iperf_server')

The container starts up, but the IP is taken from the pool.

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    The best solution I could think of

     srv = doc.containers.create('astotal/iperf3', '-s', detach=True, name='iperf_server') doc.networks.get("uplink").connect(srv, ipv4_address="10.195.10.11") srv.start()