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As mentionned in the documentation, when defining a firewall rule using source_tags, it allows the primary internal IP address traffic.
In the case of running cluster out-of-cluster, and having agents communicating with it from VMs using ip alias CIDR range (a pod from a GKE k8s for example), the traffic will come from the alias range, not the primary, and thus the traffic will not pass through the firewall.
Allowing to specify ranges would allow to specify any alias ip ranges you want to use, and in any case would give more flexibility to the user.
As mentionned in the documentation, when defining a firewall rule using
source_tags, it allows the primary internal IP address traffic.In the case of running cluster out-of-cluster, and having agents communicating with it from VMs using ip alias CIDR range (a pod from a GKE k8s for example), the traffic will come from the alias range, not the primary, and thus the traffic will not pass through the firewall.
Allowing to specify ranges would allow to specify any alias ip ranges you want to use, and in any case would give more flexibility to the user.
I'll try to work out some PR.