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I mean Azure doesn't really support IPv6 well either for a lot of the big-ticket services.

• fogllgldl 6mo ago
  More importantly, it doesn’t support uptime well.
  • sidewndr46 6mo ago
    we could meet in the middle: Azure support IPv6 with 0% uptime
• Twirrim 6mo ago
  That seems weird given NIST, and the US Government, set a requirement for IPv6 Only back several years ago, and it sort-of became part of the JWCC requirements (It wasn't in the requirements, IIRC, because it came after those were set, but the government wouldn't fully approve use for JWCC if you didn't meet it). You'd think they'd have sprinted for that feature as fast as they could go.
  • bigfatkitten 6mo ago
    Microsoft gets special treatment. USG also set a whole bunch of security requirements under FedRAMP that Microsoft can never meet, but they received an ATO anyway because they are so heavily entrenched in government.