One of my favorite features of Fedora 22 is systemd-networkd and all of the new features that came with it in recent systemd versions. The configuration files are easy to read, bridging is simple, and tunnels are resilient.
I’ve recently started using a small Linux server at home again as a network router and firewall. However, I used systemd-networkd this time and had some great results
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