puppet nftables

# @summary Provides an interface to create a firewall rule

#

# @example add a rule named 'myhttp' to the 'default_in' chain to allow incoming traffic to TCP port 80

#  nftables::rule {

#    'default_in-myhttp':

#      content => 'tcp dport 80 accept',

#  }

#

# @example add a rule named 'count' to the 'PREROUTING6' chain in table 'ip6 nat' to count traffic

#  nftables::rule {

#    'PREROUTING6-count':

#      content => 'counter',

#      table   => 'ip6-nat'

#  }

#

# @param ensure

#   Should the rule be created.

#

# @param rulename

#   The symbolic name for the rule and to what chain to add it. The

#   format is defined by the Nftables::RuleName type.

#

# @param order

#   A number representing the order of the rule.

#

# @param table

#   The name of the table to add this rule to.

#

# @param content

#   The raw statements that compose the rule represented using the nftables

#   language.

#

# @param source

#   Same goal as content but sourcing the value from a file.