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I honestly think GitHub and AWS are the two biggest blockers to IPv6 left. Sure your public web servers might need IPv4 for a long while yet, but all these back
by Macha 6mo ago
I honestly think GitHub and AWS are the two biggest blockers to IPv6 left. Sure your public web servers might need IPv4 for a long while yet, but all these backend microservices and CI builds etc could all be v6 only, except they need to pull stuff from GitHub or certain AWS services.
- Sanzig 6mo agoIt's particularly aggravating with AWS, since they charge for IPv4 addresses yet many of their services aren't IPv6 capable.
- Dagger2 6mo agoThey do seem to be making progress on that: https://aws.amazon.com/new/?ams%23article-feed%23pattern-data--111430994.search=ipv6 https://aws.amazon.com/new/?ams%23article-feed%23pattern-dat... They've enabled v6 on an average of something like two services per week for the past year... but they have a lot of services.