Ensure firewalld is installed and Docker launcher after firewalld
Some CentOS 7 hosts may not have firewalld installed. We shouldn't expect it to be, but should ensure by ourselves that it is. Docker likes to mess around with iptables forwarding rules, so it ought to start after firewalld.
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