On 10.1.2022 15.11, C R wrote:
If you prefix the name with 'ipv6:', it could do the trick.
I will check this, but ipv6:https://$myservice/v1/foo looks a little
weird with the protocol part. (I need to work with DNS names because
the IP are dynamic being containers as well.)
You're correct, that's not going to work. I was thinking of cases where
the name is a single parameter.
One other option might be to inject just the v6 address in the local
/etc/hosts. I haven't tried it with a container, but it could also be
one way to force IPv6.
Related to the use of DNS names and dynamic IPs, I don't think this is
an option.
Then I'm not completely sure yet how to handle this. A way to hint IPv6
or IPv4 might be useful if names are used but all address types returned
by DNS are not usable.
I'll post my results here.
Please let us know how it goes, or doesn't.
Thanks,
Heikki
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