Right now we use a command defined set of firewall rules. This allows for mutability of rules during normal operation and a simple, flexible interface for users to add new firewall rules using iptables commands.
While this approach has worked in the past, it would be nice to standardize on a cleaner firewall interface using the iptables-restore or nftables utilities.
Personally I'd like to see nftables used for this, as it seems to be the future direction of the linux packet filtering stack.
Right now we use a command defined set of firewall rules. This allows for mutability of rules during normal operation and a simple, flexible interface for users to add new firewall rules using iptables commands.
While this approach has worked in the past, it would be nice to standardize on a cleaner firewall interface using the iptables-restore or nftables utilities.
Personally I'd like to see nftables used for this, as it seems to be the future direction of the linux packet filtering stack.