Once you have Kubernetes running on IPv6 only the next step is to install some apps.
This is my first post written on my new WordPress instance, hosted on Kubernetes IPv6 only. If you are reading it, then it is working 🙂
Of course apps have their own issues not being configured by default to work with IPv6, so for each app you need to test and work out what configuration details need to be tweaked (assuming the app supports IPv6 in the first place).
To start off with, I installed Kubeapps, to get an application management dashboard, and then used that to install WordPress.
With WordPress installed, I exported the content from my old blog and then imported it into the new instance, and tweaked a few WordPress settings.
The final step was to configure the Mythic Beasts reverse proxy, to make my blog available for legacy IPv4 users.
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