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AnthonySmith

@skorous said:

@budi1413 said:

sorry for my ocdness.

Can't speak for Ant obviously but I'd appreciate the feedback since since it's minor enough most people probably won't bother/notice.

Yeah tell me everything 😀 the best bug reports right now are the "it's annoying when" or "it's confusing when" because the next big push is UI/UX

WSS

@AnthonySmith said: Yeah tell me everything

My balls itch, and they weren't before I had to login using IPv4 to update some packages.

AnthonySmith

@WSS said:

@AnthonySmith said: Yeah tell me everything

My balls itch, and they weren't before I had to login using IPv4 to update some packages.

Ipv6 is on 2.1% now it's not looking good.

John_Q_Developer

@WSS said:

@AnthonySmith said: Yeah tell me everything

My balls itch, and they weren't before I had to login using IPv4 to update some packages.

Switch to ipv6 only.

WSS

@John_Q_Developer said:

@WSS said:

@AnthonySmith said: Yeah tell me everything

My balls itch, and they weren't before I had to login using IPv4 to update some packages.

Switch to ipv6 only.

I'm still IPv4 only at work because I don't want to have to manage vending IPv6 to anyone here, little alone the guest network. Not even a punched-through hurricane /48 for myself.

AnthonySmith

@budi1413 should be ok now

Timezones for token use and performance metrics are not respected.

Also the recipes deployment flow should be a bit better now, somehow as v0.000000001 of that made it in to live because it just worked we never touched it again, but its confusing, so the UI update is in.

TemporiousOne

@AnthonySmith said:

Also the recipes deployment flow should be a bit better now, somehow as v0.000000001 of that made it in to live because it just worked we never touched it again, but its confusing, so the UI update is in.

The un-intuitive necessity to click on "Calculate Cost" before deployment of recipes is gone. Dynamically generated cost. Excellent!

xms

@AnthonySmith said: Ipv6 is on 2.1% now it's not looking good.

I am surprised it passed 1%.

Currently for first time users.

1. One need to get a IPv6 prefix. (one time per location)
2. Create VPS.
3. Allocate a single IPv6 address.
4. Attach it to the VPS.
5. Go find the IPv6 setup article which is buried DEEP, its not a linked in the VPS page. https://tierhive.com/blog/technical_articles/configuring-ipv6
6. Manually fill the blanks, for the config.
7. Login via IPv4 address in the console.
8. Run the ipv6 enable commands.
9. If anyone want to login via SSH via IPv6, its not in the UI. Guess again.

Vs for IPv4.

1. Create VPS.
2. Login via the ssh shown in the UI.

You make it extra hard because you dont like it, and it shows.

Just my advice: dont let your personal opinions affect your business. I made that mistake, it stalled the growth for several years.

AnthonySmith

@xms said:

@AnthonySmith said: Ipv6 is on 2.1% now it's not looking good.

I am surprised it passed 1%.

Currently for first time users.

1. One need to get a IPv6 prefix. (one time per location)
2. Create VPS.
3. Allocate a single IPv6 address.
4. Attach it to the VPS.
5. Go find the IPv6 setup article which is buried DEEP, its not a linked in the VPS page. https://tierhive.com/blog/technical_articles/configuring-ipv6
6. Manually fill the blanks, for the config.
7. Login via IPv4 address in the console.
8. Run the ipv6 enable commands.
9. If anyone want to login via SSH via IPv6, its not in the UI. Guess again.

Vs for IPv4.

1. Create VPS.
2. Login via the ssh shown in the UI.

You make it extra hard because you dont like it, and it shows.

Just my advice: dont let your personal opinions affect your business. I made that mistake, it stalled the growth for several years.

It's going to be automated as part of the VPS deployment, but that's not simple and we are a small team and ipv6 was never planned for alpha.

There are copy paste command examples now in the faq the blog is just extra info.

I don't hate ipv6 really, but I do think there is disproportionate noise made about it Vs actual use.

I admit adding ipv6 in TierHive is not frictionless but the reality is about 15 - 30 seconds of actual effort, 98% never even issue a /64 without knowing additional steps are needed beyond that. I read that as people don't actively want ipv6.

Anyway, longer term, it will be automatically added during deployment, we just need to pick what development time is spent on efficiently at the moment.