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Nearly all the "second tier" clouds support IPv6: Digital Ocean, Vultr, Linode, SoftLayer, etc. AWS's services are great but many people just need compute. I d
by api 10y ago
Nearly all the "second tier" clouds support IPv6: Digital Ocean, Vultr, Linode, SoftLayer, etc.
AWS's services are great but many people just need compute. I don't understand why people who just need compute use AWS, since for compute only Digital Ocean and Vultr destroy it in virtually every way: ease of use, performance, cost, IPv6, etc.
Digital Ocean now has block storage too, which plugs one hole. Of course they don't have things like RedShift or S3, but like I said not everyone needs that.
- DanielDent 10y agoDO's v6 needs work. They block port 25, and they don't even assign an entire /64 to a machine, which breaks SLAAC and whole bunch of useful ways of using v6.