If your infrastructure has less than 5 years projected life-span, maybe you don't need to make it a #1 priority. Otherwise, if you don't start planning IPv6 now

If your infrastructure has less than 5 years projected life-span, maybe you don't need to make it a #1 priority. Otherwise, if you don't start planning IPv6 now, in 5 years your infra is likely to be seen as an aging infra with too much technical debt. (similar to people just starting to realize they should probably adopt https) One major advantage of IPv6 for the web I run into regularly: debugging attacks/issues/traffic from folks behind carrier-grade NAT is extremely annoying.