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> It really, really pains me that so many cloud providers are taking so damn long to support IPv6. Does Amazon even support it yet? I don't work at Amazon, but
by chimeracoder 12y ago
> It really, really pains me that so many cloud providers are taking so damn long to support IPv6. Does Amazon even support it yet?
I don't work at Amazon, but I spoke with someone about this recently, and I believe the issue is that Amazon provides virtual hardware and a virtual networking stack, and the tooling required to virtualize the networking stack in IPv6 isn't mature enough yet.
For providers that offer dedicated hardware, this isn't an issue, but Amazon's services abstract over a very complicated and intertwined stack, so I can understand why it would take them longer.
- _asciiker_ 12y agoKimeraLive.com supports IPv6 since 2012, we have more than a few private data-base servers that have IPv6 only access. Cloud providers are not the problem, Internet Service Providers are, at home I'm stuck with IPv4 still.