kpfleming.systemd_networkd.bridge role – Manages systemd-networkd bridged network devices.
Note
This role is part of the kpfleming.systemd_networkd collection (version 25.9.0).
It is not included in ansible-core.
To check whether it is installed, run ansible-galaxy collection list.
To install it use: ansible-galaxy collection install kpfleming.systemd_networkd.
To use it in a playbook, specify: kpfleming.systemd_networkd.bridge.
Entry point main – Manages systemd-networkd bridged network devices.
New in kpfleming.systemd_networkd 25.7.0
Synopsis
- This role will create (or update) a .netdev file in /etc/systemd/network for each specified bridged device. 
- Detailed descriptions of parameters and their behavior can be found in ‘man systemd.netdev’. 
- Sets fact named ‘systemd_networkd_bridge_changed’ to either true or false to indicate whether any changes were made. 
Parameters
| Parameter | Comments | 
|---|---|
| Attributes of the bridge devices to be managed. | |
| Attributes of the bridge device. | |
| Time that MAC addresses will be kept in the forwarding database. | |
| Time spent in ‘listening’ and ‘learning’ before moving to ‘forwarding’ state. | |
| Priority of bridge among its peers. | |
| Enable Spanning Tree Protocol. Choices: 
 | |
| Matching attributes of the bridge network device. | |
| System-specific attributes to be matched. | |
| Match system architecture. | |
| Match service credential. | |
| Match system firmware. | |
| Match hostname or machine ID. | |
| Match kernel command line option presence. | |
| Match kernel version expression. | |
| Match virtualization type. | |
| Name of the bridge device. | |
| Suppress the reloading of systemd-networkd if changes are made. Choices: 
 | |
| Root path of filesystem containing systemd-networkd configuration files. Default:  | 
