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Migrar o uso de IPv4 para IPv6 na AWS #347

Open jvfd3 opened 7 months ago

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

New – AWS Public IPv4 Address Charge + Public IP Insights IPAM

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

To change your RDS VPC to an IPv6 VPC, you need to follow these steps:

  1. Associate an IPv6 CIDR block with your VPC and subnets. You can do this through the AWS console by choosing "Your VPCs", selecting your VPC, and then choosing "Edit CIDRs" to add a new IPv6 CIDR.
  2. Update your route tables to route IPv6 traffic. For public subnets, create a route to an internet gateway. For private subnets, create a route to an egress-only internet gateway.
  3. Update security group rules to include rules for IPv6 addresses, allowing IPv6 traffic to flow to and from your instances.
  4. Assign IPv6 addresses to your RDS instances from the IPv6 CIDR range of your subnet.
  5. Verify connectivity to your RDS instances using their IPv6 addresses.

Be sure to review the IPv6 addressing documentation for RDS for more details on migrating your RDS VPC to IPv6. The process involves associating IPv6 CIDRs, updating routing and security, and assigning IPv6 addresses.

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

Apaguei todas as VPCs e afins Agora tô tentando criar tudo só com IPv6. O RDS precisa que seja ao menos dual-compatible

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

image Me parece que estou me encaminhando pro local certo

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

Vou tentar usar o EC2 agora.

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

Instance launch failed IPv6 addresses are not supported on t2.micro

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

Migrate your VPC from IPv4 to IPv6

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

IPv6 addressing with Amazon RDS

Migrating an RDS instance from IPv4 to dual-stack only takes a few clicks on the AWS Management Console. You choose the database to modify and then select the new dual support option for IPv6 and IPv4 in the connectivity settings. If a VPC and DB subnet group that support dual-stack exist, they’re listed and can be selected. If none exist, you’re prompted to enable IPv6 support in at least one DB subnet group and VPC.

Databases that have only IPv6 endpoints are currently not supported by Amazon RDS, and dual-stack databases are only supported in private mode—publicly accessible dual-stack DB instances are not supported.

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago

Working with a DB instance in a VPC

jvfd3 commented 7 months ago