
AWS now supports IPv6 addresses for Amazon S3 Gateway and Interface VPC endpoints, enabling customers to leverage expanded IP addressing and improved network connectivity across all commercial and GovCloud regions.


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AWS has added IPv6 support for Amazon S3 Gateway and Interface VPC endpoints, addressing the growing need for more internet addresses.
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<li>IPv6 provides significantly more available addresses compared to IPv4</li>
<li>Customers can configure endpoints to use IPv6 or Dualstack</li>
<li>Amazon S3 automatically updates routing tables with IPv6 addresses</li>
<li>Supports both gateway and interface endpoints</li>
<li>Available in all AWS Commercial and GovCloud (US) Regions</li>
<li>No additional cost for implementation</li>
<li>Can be configured via AWS Management Console, CLI, SDK, or CloudFormation</li>
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This enhancement helps customers manage network addressing more efficiently and prepare for future internet infrastructure needs.
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AWS adds IPv6 support for Amazon S3 Gateway and Interface VPC endpoints

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