The document discusses Docker networking and how Weave addresses some of its limitations. With Docker, each host has its own isolated network and containers on different hosts cannot communicate easily. Weave provides a common virtual network across all hosts that allows containers to communicate via standard IP protocols even if on different hosts. It uses DNS to enable service discovery and containers can be addressed by name across the Weave network. Weave also supports advanced features like encryption, container migration, and upcoming fast data path and IP address management capabilities.