Is the lack of e2e IP networking a chicken and egg problem? The built-in assumption of NAT islands w/ ambiguous addresses seems to be widespread in container and virtualization platforms, with little support for Internet style networking despite the obvious security and simplicity advantages.
I guess even today many people have problems getting more than a /64 in the office or home network (edit: it's supported usually with the prefix delegation option in DHCPv6 by most ISPs), so it's not frictionless in the dev environment.
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Is the lack of e2e IP networking a chicken and egg problem? The built-in assumption of NAT islands w/ ambiguous addresses seems to be widespread in container and virtualization platforms, with little support for Internet style networking despite the obvious security and simplicity advantages.
I guess even today many people have problems getting more than a /64 in the office or home network (edit: it's supported usually with the prefix delegation option in DHCPv6 by most ISPs), so it's not frictionless in the dev environment.