Introduce IPv6

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Frank Farias commented
Any news?
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Web Guy commented
Yes, please add ASAP. Cloudflare is now FORCING IPV6, which means the Lets Encrypt SSL Cloudways auto renew fails!
Cloudflare is critical to my business, so I can't just stop using that.
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Maikel Vugts commented
Please enable IPv6 support
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Anonymous commented
CloudFlare is now forcing IPV6 onto all accounts and you do not have the option anymore to remove it which means you can't control AAAA records being created for your servers/apps.
This is causing you Let's Encrypt Renew feature to break and not renew certificates because your ACME challenge is failing.
If CloudFlare is forcing AAAA records onto customers, you (CloudWays) better hurry up and fix your Lets Encrypt problem!
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Niels de vries commented
Yes IPV6 would be a great feature....
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Alex Witkowski commented
World IPv6 Launch on 6 June 2012. Its been a decade - what is wrong with you? Please make a public statement about what the plans are. Don't say you are "working on it." This is not splitting the atom. You make a capital expenditure for well-known networking equipment and connect it to IPv6 infrastructure. You could make a reasonable delivery estimate as soon as you made the committment to do it. Don't say is not "dominant" yet (as your customer service agent put it). It is significant. You are supposed to be cutting edge not a laggard.
IPv6 Penetration overall is about 35% WW (google users) and in the US is 46%. This may not be dominant but its significant. Its time to act. https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-country-ipv6-adoption
In November 2016, 1,491 (98.2%) of the 1,519 top-level domains (TLDs) in the Internet supported IPv6 to access their domain name servers.
Web and cloud services provider, Akamai, measured the speed of IPv6 vs. IPv4. They found, “Sites load 5% faster in median and 15% faster for the 95% percentile on IPv6 compared to IPv4.” That means for some people who are pursuing high speed, IPv6 is indeed a better choice.
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Dennis Diels commented
Any update about supporting IPv6 ?
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Alex Hay commented
Please add this.
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Martin Wiegand commented
this is embarrassing
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Tobias Tacke commented
There is no way to avoid IPv6 and IPv4 is still dying (but very slowly). So, pretty please with sugar on top...
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Mujahid Abbas commented
Please add this feature
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Mahyulan commented
All smaller webhosting providers that I know have implemented IPv6 many years ago. So each domain gets a IPv4 and IPv6 number.
Only large companies like Cloudways or Siteground seem not capable or are unwilling implementing...
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Mahyulan commented
Seems like Cloudways still lives in the 80-ties!
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Aviel commented
Please do it ASAP, world is advancing!
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Anonymous commented
Presently Cloudways supports IPv4, Can anytime soon IPv6 be supported too? I believe its advanced and better for the future
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Anonymous commented
We want to start with IPV6. I don't want to use one server only with one IP. Each website should have own ID. Then the SPAM problem would be minimized strongly.
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Marcel commented
This should be made possible asap..! IPv6 is getting more and more common now and people are reporting issues with using our site due to the lack of ipv6 support.
@Cloudways any timeline on this? It can be enabled in DigitalOcean pretty straigh-forward so please make this possible.
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Anoniem commented
Come on, still no ipv6? When are you going to add this? It's 2020
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Anonymous commented
Out of the five providers, only GCP does not support IPv6 natively.
I also take IPv6 support as an plus point that takes their platform a seriously and have knwolwge to mange the keep the platform up to date.
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Anonymous commented
How is this still not a thing?