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## Problem
When using a DOKS cluster with a `LoadBalancer` type Service, the CCM automatically
manages a `k8s-public-access-*` firewall and adds inbound rules for the service ports
(e.g. 80, 443) with source hardcoded to `0.0.0.0/0` / `::/0`.
There is no way to restrict these rules to private or specific CIDRs only.
Any manual changes to the firewall are reverted by the controller on the next
reconcile.
## Expected behavior
Allow specifying allowed source CIDRs for the auto-managed firewall inbound rules,
for example via a Service annotation or a CCM environment variable — similar to how
`spec.loadBalancerSourceRanges` works for the Load Balancer itself.
## Use case
Clusters behind Cloudflare (or any CDN/proxy) should only accept traffic from
the CDN IP ranges — not from the entire internet. Right now this is only possible
at the Load Balancer level (`spec.loadBalancerSourceRanges`), but the node-level
firewall stays wide open regardless.
## Current workaround
Import the `k8s-public-access-*` firewall into Terraform and override rules on
every apply — which creates a race condition with the controller and is not
a reliable solution.
indranil
jazzybruno
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Robin van der Knaap
Tomy Hsieh
Tomy Hsieh
Tuschl
Emiliano Maccaferri
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