"By default, Kubernetes assigns IPv4 addresses to your Pods and services. Instead of assigning IPv4 addresses to your Pods and services, you can configure your cluster to assign IPv6 addresses to them. Amazon EKS doesn’t support dual-stacked Pods or services, even though Kubernetes does. As a result, you can’t assign both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to your Pods and services."
What? 😮
docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest…
Learn about IPv6 addresses to clusters, Pods, and services - Amazon EKS
Learn how to deploy an IPv6 cluster and nodes with Amazon EKS for assigning IPv6 addresses to Pods and services instead of IPv4, leveraging IP prefix delegation and the latest Amazon VPC CNI plugin.docs.aws.amazon.com
goetz
in reply to Shane Kerr • • •#sarcasm
There is no business value in IPv6 as address space is so cheap. But there is business value to rent you an IPv4 address for $xx.
#aws #IPv4 #IPv6