And yet, when I beg my google cloud rep for IPv6 addresses on instances (or on anything that isn’t the load balancer) I get told that it is not on the immediate roadmap.
The cloud providers have pushed back ipv6 adoption so hard imo. At least native ipv6 access.
I know they’ve thrown in some token support and you /can/ make something work; but compared to VPS providers which consistently deliver machines with IPv6 addresses by default- it’s a huge barrier to adoption. You have to really /want/ it, and most people don’t see the value. Unless it’s a backend for an iOS App.
The cloud providers have pushed back ipv6 adoption so hard imo. At least native ipv6 access.
I know they’ve thrown in some token support and you /can/ make something work; but compared to VPS providers which consistently deliver machines with IPv6 addresses by default- it’s a huge barrier to adoption. You have to really /want/ it, and most people don’t see the value. Unless it’s a backend for an iOS App.
It really frustrates me.