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I would be surprised if gitlab didn't support ipv6. Some of the ecosystem must be ready for it, and ipv6 support can be just another requirement to choose amon
by hinata08 3y ago
I would be surprised if gitlab didn't support ipv6.
Some of the ecosystem must be ready for it, and ipv6 support can be just another requirement to choose among solutions.
Also, you can have a reverse proxy and a cloud behind NAT64 to run servers on ipv4, but access them with ipv6.
- pjc50 3y agoDo "dig -t AAAA github.com": you'll see they have no AAAA records. No github for you. Why then should anyone else bother unless forced by cost?
- JimDabell 3y agoThey were talking about GitLab in comparison to GitHub, not talking about GitHub. GitLab has AAAA records.
- Habgdnv 3y agoGitLab supports ipv6, but just not out of the box. My private gitlab instance is v6 only. I had problems with the updates in the beginning because because the official repo was not on V6 but I think they fixed it some years ago. (I am not gitlab expert, but i think my type of install is called Omnibus)