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Huh, I pay 0.4 or something at hetzner, AWS charges more than my whole Lemmy server costs.
It will add tens of dollars to enterprise infrastructure costs!
Other providers will start charging more, the US and Europe have ALL ipv4 allocated now. So, yes the cost of a scarce resource goes... Up
Most of the big websites are on ipv6. Twitter isn't (but is that anyone's loss?). I think the only way we can all make sure the stragglers move to ipv6 is if we all leave an ISP that doesn't offer it.
After all these years it really should be the dominant stack.
My ISP doesn't give me v6 without giving up real v4. GitHub according to posts does not support v6. I think we are still a while away from v6 in "the west".
That's a really stupid thing for that ISP to do. It doesn't make sense. IPv6 costs them virtually nothing, yes the real IP costs them. But they're stretching out the time they need to provide it by putting conditions behind the ipv6 allocation.
Look up in this thread and just get an ipv6 tunnel, I used tunnels for 5 years between 2011 and 2015, until my ISP provided IPv6. While bigger businesses aren't going to go ipv6 only any time soon, I think smaller server operators might just do that to save money. When the cost of the IP becomes a larger part of the cost of the service.
I know I can install a tunnel, but I don't see the benefit with everything supporting v4 any way. Hell, I myself use 3 v4 addresses.
And I agree that it's weird, but what can I do. Biggest cable internet provider in Germany.
Yeah. I pay like 3.50 for my lightsail instance that I host my pihole on. Are they really going to double that for my public ipv4?
I'm running the smallest linux instance in US West 2, I believe. 512mb RAM, 1 core processor. More than enough for pihole+wiregurd
which package are you on? i've been wanting something like that
CAX11, the smallest ARM64 offering. Though the website shows a slightly higher price than my dashboard, not quite sure who is right ;)