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Inbound and outbound are ambiguous with regard to netflow data. When using src and destination, the direction is explicit. `inbound` and `outbound` don't map back to `src` and `dest` and becomes ambiguous. I don't see a use case for `inbound` and `outbound` as this is already defined by `src` and `dest`. This removes the `inbound` and `outbound` sections and replaces them with a single transfer field which lines up with netflow, gcp flow logs, aws flowlogs, and so on.
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