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by miyuru 4y ago
you don't need to go IPv6 only, just adding dual-stack IPv6 with egress only gateway can reduce bandwidth costs.
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by miyuru 4y ago
US Rural ISP: there seems to one user who pop-up on reddit, which I think is a real story. https://www.reddit.com/r/ipv6/comments/n5y5oo/update_on_not_... Ukrainian ISP: there is another user on the disc
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by miyuru 4y ago
1. There are some IPv6 only users in the wild, that needs connectivity. 2. All other competitors provide it.
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by miyuru 4y ago
edit: seems to be up now. wikipedia's grafana dashboard public. there are 2 traffic peaks in it. https://grafana.wikimedia.org https://www.wikimediastatus.net/
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IPv6 Support on Android(old.reddit.com)
7 points by miyuru 4y ago|2 comments
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by miyuru 4y ago
Stardust is €0.09 per month without IPv4. its basically free.
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by miyuru 4y ago
This is great, I was just thinking of a similar setup for the wireguard VPN I had created for work. We use multiple WG interfaces with its own IPv6 subnet for access control so will be keeping an eye on the following issue. https:/&#x
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by miyuru 4y ago
maps.ellenhp.me has only a IPv4 address and it seems to be hosted on digitalocean, which supports IPv6. would love to have IPv6 support. It should be on default by now, if there aren't any issues hindering support.
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by miyuru 4y ago
even if the free tier is exhausted, their 1GB disk development PostgreSQL when billed is $2.09 per month. that's cheap. Development - Single node, 1x shared CPU, 256MB RAM, 1GB disk https://fly.io/docs/about/p
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by miyuru 4y ago
no its not
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by miyuru 5y ago
Although it doesn't mention in the blog post, the HTTPS endpoints are dual-stacked. Seems like AWS is actually launching new endpoints with IPv6 support by default now.
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by miyuru 5y ago
the attack was to an api endpoint. which is queried via xhr on the main app. adding captcha to it would break the app to all users. the developers are now working on adding captcha at the application level and also signing the api endpoints
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by miyuru 5y ago
At work we got a login attack via VPN IPs and we blocked VPNs from login in via AWS WAF and 2 days later a major user was complaining that he cant login. We had to remove the rule. (developers were working on captcha in the meantime) I also
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by miyuru 5y ago
The tradition of yearly blog host migration. The blog is on Vercel now. $ dig brianli.com @dns.google +short 76.76.21.21 (76.76.21.21 is Vercel's vanity IPv4 address)
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by miyuru 5y ago
thats a bummer. thanks for the info!
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by miyuru 5y ago
Any story on why the blog does not support IPv6? Your ISP seems to support it. https://stats.labs.apnic.net/ipv6/AS2586 I am asking because you did not even mention it in the "Residential connections and DNS"
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by miyuru 5y ago
I also get that telemetry was not main culprit, but the way they are have ordered the "lessons learned" list they seem to be blaming GCP which THEY use (not end users) for telemetry collection. so they are unknowingly acknowledgin
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by miyuru 5y ago
ta180m.exozy.me seem to hosted on a homelab as its being served from a spectrum IP address. and its seems only the IPv6 is down. Accessing the IPv4 address gives a nginx login prompt. Will be interesting to read about the incident if the au
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by miyuru 5y ago
>Maybe the service provider could safelist a subnet? Yes, thats what prefixes are for. Although its unpractical in IPv4 world, in IPv6 it is the way to whitelist a range of ips.
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by miyuru 5y ago
They haven't not used Akamai for many years now. They have their own servers on carrier networks, similar to Netflix open connect.
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by miyuru 5y ago
I tested this with my old phone and it certainly worked even on non rooted android but I do not deployed it full time. There is however this starlink dashboard hosted by awlnx on starlink and its IPv6 only. https://starlink.awln
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by miyuru 5y ago
Yes, I run a site with 4 IPv6 only VPS servers with around 9M requests per month with the help of cloudflare. In the past, setting up the server was hard(npm, composer, docker) but it has become less of a problem now. GitHub is the major pa
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by miyuru 5y ago
I also run 3 small clusters of consul and I went ahead and read the raft paper[1] so I can debug consul election problems if it occurs. Consul is awesome when it works, but when it breaks it can be hell to get it working again. thankfully
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by miyuru 5y ago
AWS introduced IPv6 only VPCs last year[1] and it made many AWS APIs endpoints unreachable from IPv6 instances as they are IPv4 only. So they are adding IPv6 support to them[2]. You can expect more of these type of blog posts this year. [1]
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by miyuru 5y ago
if you think its an IPv4 block and provided that you have IPv6 connectivity, try accessing https://ipv6.reddit.com/ and see if it works.
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by miyuru 5y ago
I wonder how the scraping and pinging are handled with IPv6 address.
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by miyuru 5y ago
There are another base images from google that are smaller than the base images and come handy when deploying applications that runs on single binary. > Distroless images are very small. The smallest distroless image, gcr.io/distrol
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Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service Adds IPv6 Networking(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by miyuru 5y ago|0 comments
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by miyuru 5y ago
IPv6 only stardust I am guessing?
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by miyuru 5y ago
The author did not actually solve the problem at hand. Try the API playground[1] on the authors site. Its takes more than 1 secs for me to get a preflight response back. The preflight request hits fastly and aws apigateway and maybe the app

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