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Anything but IPv6 it would seem.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Anything but IPv6 it would seem.
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- ianburrell 2y agoI wish that Kubernetes had started as IPv6-only or IPv6-first. IPv6 is perfect for giving each pod its own address. There is more space for giving each host a subnet, or giving each pod its own address in the subnet. That would have gotten rid of the CNI overlay networks. It would also made barrier between the internal and external networks. It would require running NAT64 and DNS64 in most clusters.
- magicalhippo 2y ago> I wish that Kubernetes had started as IPv6-only or IPv6-first Seems a bit strange to me that they didn't, given how you'll want to use some sort of ingress anyway, so IPv4 could be delegated to those edge points.
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