R
Railway•17mo ago
root

IPv6

Project ID: N/A Does Railway support serving apps on IPv6? I'm mostly just curious.
17 Replies
Percy
Percy•17mo ago
Project ID: N/A
Percy
Percy•17mo ago
⚠️ experimental feature
root
root•17mo ago
N/A when the support person opens a support ticket đź’€
Brody
Brody•17mo ago
Ipv6 is for nerds
root
root•17mo ago
I do consider myself a nerd 🤓
Brody
Brody•17mo ago
I can't even remember the localhost ip, and this dude wants ipv6
root
root•17mo ago
127.0.0.1 or 0.0.0.0 ipv6 is just [::]
jackson
jackson•17mo ago
afaik i don’t think we do, every time i’ve looked at x forwarded for headers it’s ipv4, even tho i have an ipv6, could just be a config/project specific thing if you try ping6 domain.up.railway.app does it resolve?
root
root•17mo ago
Nope! I guess that answers my question.
jackson
jackson•17mo ago
probably once internal networking drops it will be an ez addition “ez”
root
root•17mo ago
Uh, apparently we're all wrong
milo
milo•17mo ago
trollge
Burtannia
Burtannia•2mo ago
Sorry for necroing an old thread but I thought it better than creating another post with the same question. I'm just wondering if there's any update on supporting IPv6 from the public network?
Jack
Jack•2mo ago
Don’t believe so right now as it’s a pool of IPs across GCP depending on the region. The past two changelogs add a static IPv4 for outbound traffic on the Pro plan, but not sure if IPv6 is on the roadmap, and even if it is, don’t believe it’s a priority to get out anytime soon. Wondering what your use case is for a static IPv6?
Burtannia
Burtannia•2mo ago
I have no particular need for it right now; I've been going through my web apps to ensure that they're IPv6 ready and wondered whether Railway accepts IPv6 connections.
Brody
Brody•2mo ago
can confirm making a public request to a service on railway from an ipv6 only network works just fine
Burtannia
Burtannia•2mo ago
Ah perfect, thanks!