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Amazon EBS direct APIs now supports IPv6 in AWS PrivateLink

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The article announces that Amazon EBS direct APIs now support IPv6 when connecting to the service through AWS PrivateLink from a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). This enables customers to access the service using the IPv6 protocol, supporting IPv6 compliance needs and integrating with IPv6-based on-premises applications.

Specifically, the article covers:

  • EBS direct APIs can now be accessed via IPv6 through AWS PrivateLink
  • Dual-stack endpoints support both IPv4 and IPv6
  • This feature is available in all AWS regions where EBS direct APIs are offered
  • Benefits include IPv6 compliance, integration with IPv6 on-premises apps, and avoiding IPv4-IPv6 translation


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