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Re:We're migrating many of our servers from Linux to FreeBSD by toast0 on Monday January 24, 2022 @11:05AM (#30059350)
> At the end all of your jails end up on the same loopback interface, making it hard to firewall. I couldn't find a way to have one network interface per jail.

You may want to look at vnet, which gives jails their own networking stack; then you can give interfaces to the jail. If you use ipfw instead of pf, jail id/name is a matchable attribute on firewall rules; although it's not perfect, IIRC I couldn't get incoming SYNs to match by jail id, but you can match the rest of the packets for the connection. And that brings up the three firewalls of FreeBSD debate; maybe you had already picked pf because it met a need you couldn't (easily) meet with ipfw; you can run both simultaneously, but I wouldn't recommend it. Nobody seems to run ipf, though.

Edit: you may also just want to limit each jail to a specific IP address, and then it's easy to firewall.

Re:We're migrating many of our servers from Linux to FreeBSD by ybloviator on Monday January 24, 2022 @07:32PM (#30066248)
And iocage makes all of this extremely simple, it can manage IPs for you and all that nonsense. There's also a sort of "clone" of iocage for bhyve.