Microsoft used to “get” IPv6 and they added support to Windows back in the very early 2000s. All those engineers left or retired and have been replaced by outs

Microsoft used to “get” IPv6 and they added support to Windows back in the very early 2000s. All those engineers left or retired and have been replaced by outsourcers and H1Bs. Nobody at Azure can even spell IPv6. Turning it on is difficult and then it breaks everything, including unrelated services in other peered vnets. It’s just shameful how much the engineering skill has degraded in Redmond.