COEP FOSSMeet'19

Libre, not Gratis

COEP FOSSMeet’19 is College of Engineering, Pune’s own Free and Open Source Software event. It is jointly organised by Computer and IT department, COEP, COEP’s Free Software Users Group (COFSUG) and COEP’s - Information and Cyber Security Research Group (COEP - ICSRG).

With a vision to promote the culture of openness, innovation, and freedom, the meet intends to bring together FOSS developers, academicians, researchers, students and all those who love the FOSS movement and provide an opportunity to all technophiles out there to participate in the FOSS development and adoption process through hands-on sessions, discussions and lectures.

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Ranjith Rajaram

@ranjithrajaram

Nftables, successor to iptables

Submitted Feb 4, 2019

Nftables is a new packet classification framework that aims to replace the existing iptables, ip6tables, arptables and ebtables facilities. In this session, we will review the differences between ip*tables and nftables. In the modern world of IaaS,PaaS and SaaS, iptables plays an important role in establishing connection between two distinct objects or from the external world. With the latest update release of all major Linux distributions, iptables are in a deprecated state. So it is important for System Administrators, system developers and integrators to get started with the basics of nftables and understand the important features that this packet classification frameworks brings to the table. This will be basic introductory session that will enable you to successfully adopt nftables

Outline

What’s nftables ?
Why nftables replaces iptables ?
Few examples of nftables rules to demonstrate basic task
Integration of nftables with firewalld
Migrating existing iptables to nftables format

Speaker bio

Ranjith Rajaram is a Linux Evangelist and an advocate of Libre software. Works for Red Hat as Technical lead. He has 16 years of experience in implementing Linux servers for complex workloads.

He has presented papers in Kubecon Europe and many other International Conferences.

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