Re:IPv6 breaks the 25% barrier
by Oowee1Ee on Monday October 15, 2018 @10:41AM
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> And yet, even in this position, I think having IPv6 native inside of a production network isn't absolutely necessary
Not necessary, but it could be quite useful. The 64bit suffix of ULA addresses lets you group your containers into separate blocks with static prefixes. E.g. you could always have the :0000 - :FFFF block be your reverse proxies, the next block the storage shards and so on.
Not necessary, but it could be quite useful. The 64bit suffix of ULA addresses lets you group your containers into separate blocks with static prefixes. E.g. you could always have the :0000 - :FFFF block be your reverse proxies, the next block the storage shards and so on.