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Background I'd like to connect Wordpress docker container to a Google Could SQL instance. By default Google Cloud SQL only expose an IPv6 address and preferably I'd like to connect Wordpress to this address but I can't find a way to do so (see my other stackoverflow post for details).
Question
I'd like to know if it's possible to connect to an IPv6 address from a pod running in Kubernetes (GKE)? If so how?
Currently, Google Cloud Platform Networks only support IPv4, so connecting to IPv6 addresses from GKE is not possible.