Support IPV6
Support IPV6
justin@fathomdb.com
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UPDATE: IPv6 load balancer endpoints are now GA.1 However, we continue to work on instance-level v6 addressing. Since I believe that at least some votes on this issue are for v6 all the way to the instance, I am leaving this issue open.
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Anonymous
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It is possible to partially solve the problem by implementing allow IP protocol 41 on the firewall.
This solution is easier to implement, it seems.
Vote for that, too
https://googlecloudplatform.uservoice.com/forums/302595-compute-engine/suggestions/8518249-firewall-should-optionally-allow-ip-protocol-41 -
Ben Sjoberg
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This is more relevant than ever now that GCE is going to start charging for public IPv4 addresses. Most of our backend servers don't need public IPv4 at all - users reach them via load balancer. Many (most?) of the 3rd party APIs we talk to support IPv6, so that traffic could avoid going through Cloud NAT. (Saving 4.5 cents per GB, which really adds up.)
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Anonymous
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We'd like to switch our Startup's servers from a German On-Premise Server to GCE, but we can't, since many of our clients are connected to their ISPs via IPv6, and we'd have to introduce additional infrastructure (in the form of a load balancer) just to provide the same functionality we're offering now.
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Jon Cutting
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AWS allows us to configure IPv6 to their EC2 instances, and it rocks. I was really surprised to see that GCP does not yet support this feature. And a bit disappointed in truth, as it means we can't use GCP for a particular use case.
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Fabien Lescelliere-Dumilly
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No IPv6 at VM level (for UDP services), reason why my company remains on AWS
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Net Hunter
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too bad no ipv6
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Anonymous
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Most of the other cloud platforms fully support IPv6. this is a huge let down for me.
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Christian Hujer
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Wow. I just migrated to GCP CE and I am surprised that there is no proper IPv6 support yet. For me, that's a downgrade from my previous hoster who already supported IPv6 when I moved there in 2014. I'll move away from GCP CE just two days after setting up everything now that I've discovered that GCP CE does not have proper IPv6 support.
Should I have checked this beforehand? NO! Not in 2019! The IPv6 draft is from 1998!
I agree that this issue should be kept open until there is proper instance-level IPv6 access.
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Bruno Rijsman
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+1 for instance level IPv6 (I need IPv6 support in Travis-CI and it runs on GCE).
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Steven Hartland
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IPv6 support at the instance level is requirement for hosting mobile games, ATM we'll be forced to use AWS for this due to the lack of GCE support for it.
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Jish
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+1 level IPv6
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Randall Mason
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I am also interested in instance level IPv6. Thanks for a great product.
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lynn wilkins
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Instance ipV6 will be useful.
My home machine is ipV6, thank you Comcast.
But my google compute engine can't scp a result file to my home machine.
Yes I can use scp to pull a file from the compute engine. That is awkward when I just want to
have the file show up in my results directory after a nights run.
So, yes, we need ipV6 to and from the compute engine. -
Anonymous
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+1 for instance level IPv6.
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Adam Ierymenko
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IPv6 through to compute engine is critical for things other than just HTTP. The entire Internet is not HTTP. There's VoIP, P2P protocols, game protocols, DNS, and numerous other things. There are also protocols that want to see the inbound IP of connections and load balancers hide that.