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Ubuntu comes with ufw, a friendlier wrapper around iptables. ufw is not too hard to manage through chef.
It would be good to set up boxen with a basic firewall.
Probably others have better ideas, but here is my basic set-up:
Allow SSH from anywhere
Allow HTTP from anywhere
Allow HTTPS from anywhere
Everything else is closed down
Alternatively, we could add a [firewall][ssh-whitelist] attribute, containing a list of IP-addresses that have access to SSH: that way you can close down SSH for the world except your own ip-addresses.
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@berkes Thanks for your input. I think its a good idea, and we will definitely look into this a bit further.
If you have ideas how to solve this, please submit a pull request for this.
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Ubuntu comes with ufw, a friendlier wrapper around iptables. ufw is not too hard to manage through chef.
It would be good to set up boxen with a basic firewall.
Probably others have better ideas, but here is my basic set-up:
Alternatively, we could add a
[firewall][ssh-whitelist]
attribute, containing a list of IP-addresses that have access to SSH: that way you can close down SSH for the world except your own ip-addresses.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: