puppet nftables

# @summary Configure nftables

#

# @example allow dns out and do not allow ntp out

#   class{'nftables:

#     out_ntp = false,

#     out_dns = true,

#   }

#

# @example do not flush particular tables

# In this case ignoring the fail2ban maintained

# table

#   class{'nftables':

#     noflush_tables = ['inet-f2b-table'],

#   }

#

# @param out_all

#   Allow all outbound connections. If `true` then all other

#   out parameters `out_ntp`, `out_dns`, ... will be assuemed

#   false.

#

# @param out_ntp

#   Allow outbound to ntp servers.

#

# @param out_http

#   Allow outbound to http servers.

#

# @param out_https

#   Allow outbound to https servers.

#

# @param out_https

#   Allow outbound to https servers.

#

# @param out_icmp

#   Allow outbound ICMPv4/v6 traffic.

#

# @param in_ssh

#   Allow inbound to ssh servers.

#

# @param in_icmp

#   Allow inbound ICMPv4/v6 traffic.

#

# @param nat

#   Add default tables and chains to process NAT traffic.

#

# @param sets

#   Allows sourcing set definitions directly from Hiera.

#

# @param log_prefix

#   String that will be used as prefix when logging packets. It can contain

#   two variables using standard sprintf() string-formatting:

#    * chain: Will be replaced by the name of the chain.

#    * comment: Allows chains to add extra comments.

#

# @param log_limit

#  String with the content of a limit statement to be applied

#  to the rules that log discarded traffic. Set to false to

#  disable rate limiting.

#

# @param reject_with

#   How to discard packets not matching any rule. If `false`, the

#   fate of the packet will be defined by the chain policy (normally

#   drop), otherwise the packet will be rejected with the REJECT_WITH

#   policy indicated by the value of this parameter.

#

# @param in_out_conntrack

#   Adds INPUT and OUTPUT rules to allow traffic that's part of an

#   established connection and also to drop invalid packets.

#

# @param fwd_conntrack

#   Adds FORWARD rules to allow traffic that's part of an

#   established connection and also to drop invalid packets.

#

# @param firewalld_enable

#   Configures how the firewalld systemd service unit is enabled. It might be

#   useful to set this to false if you're externaly removing firewalld from

#   the system completely.

#

# @param noflush_tables

#   If specified only other existings tables will be flushed.

#   If left unset all tables will be flushed via a `flush ruleset`

#

class nftables (

  Boolean $in_ssh = true,

  Boolean $in_icmp = true,

  Boolean $out_ntp = true,

  Boolean $out_dns = true,

  Boolean $out_http = true,

  Boolean $out_https = true,

  Boolean $out_icmp = true,

  Boolean $out_all = false,

  Boolean $in_out_conntrack = true,

  Boolean $fwd_conntrack = false,

  Boolean $nat = true,

  Hash $rules = {},

  Hash $sets = {},

  String $log_prefix = '[nftables] %<chain>s %<comment>s',

  Variant[Boolean[false], String] $log_limit = '3/minute burst 5 packets',

  Variant[Boolean[false], Pattern[/icmp(v6|x)? type .+|tcp reset/]] $reject_with = 'icmpx type port-unreachable',

  Variant[Boolean[false], Enum['mask']] $firewalld_enable = 'mask',

  Optional[Array[Pattern[/^(ip|ip6|inet)-[-a-zA-Z0-9_]+$/],1]] $noflush_tables = undef,

) {

  package { 'nftables':

    ensure => installed,

  } -> file_line {

    'enable_nftables':

      line   => 'include "/etc/nftables/puppet.nft"',

      path   => '/etc/sysconfig/nftables.conf',

      notify => Service['nftables'],

  } -> file {

    default:

      owner => 'root',

      group => 'root',

      mode  => '0640';

    '/etc/nftables/puppet-preflight':

      ensure  => directory,

      mode    => '0750',

      purge   => true,

      force   => true,

      recurse => true;

    '/etc/nftables/puppet-preflight.nft':

      ensure  => file,

      content => epp('nftables/config/puppet.nft.epp', { 'nat' => $nat, 'noflush' => $noflush_tables });

  } ~> exec {

    'nft validate':

      refreshonly => true,

      command     => '/usr/sbin/nft -I /etc/nftables/puppet-preflight -c -f /etc/nftables/puppet-preflight.nft || ( /usr/bin/echo "#CONFIG BROKEN" >> /etc/nftables/puppet-preflight.nft && /bin/false)';

  } -> file {

    default:

      owner => 'root',

      group => 'root',

      mode  => '0640';

    '/etc/nftables/puppet.nft':

      ensure  => file,

      content => epp('nftables/config/puppet.nft.epp', { 'nat' => $nat, 'noflush' => $noflush_tables });

    '/etc/nftables/puppet':

      ensure  => directory,

      mode    => '0750',

      purge   => true,

      force   => true,

      recurse => true;

  } ~> service { 'nftables':

    ensure     => running,

    enable     => true,

    hasrestart => true,

    restart    => '/usr/bin/systemctl reload nftables',

  }

  systemd::dropin_file { 'puppet_nft.conf':

    ensure  => present,

    unit    => 'nftables.service',

    content => epp('nftables/systemd/puppet_nft.conf.epp', { 'noflush' => $noflush_tables }),

    notify  => Service['nftables'],

  }

  # firewalld.enable can be mask or false depending upon if firewalld is installed or not

  # https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-10814

  service { 'firewalld':

    ensure => stopped,

    enable => $firewalld_enable,

  }

  include nftables::inet_filter

  if $nat {

    include nftables::ip_nat

  }

  # inject custom rules e.g. from hiera

  $rules.each |$n,$v| {

    nftables::rule {

      $n:

        * => $v,

    }

  }

  # inject custom sets e.g. from hiera

  $sets.each |$n,$v| {

    nftables::set {

      $n:

        * => $v,

    }

  }

}