
This episode discusses various updates and risks in cloud engineering, including AWS Gateway Load Balancer improvements and Azure DevOps migrations.
This week on Ship It Weekly : AWS Gateway Load Balancer gets TCP Reset, giving applications a faster way to recover when firewalls or other inline appliances fail instead of waiting minutes for TCP retries to time out. Microsoft puts Enterprise Live Migrations into public preview for moving Azure DevOps repositories to GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency while developers keep working. GitHub is beginning enforcement against outdated self-hosted Actions runners. And Omarchy fixes a Docker configuration that effectively gave normal desktop processes a path to root. The bigger theme this week is failure modes hiding inside infrastructure we already trust. A dead network path can look like a slow application. A repository migration involves far more than copying Git history. A self-hosted runner can quietly become unsupported while it continues looking healthy. And giving a developer access to the Docker socket may sound like convenience until you remember that the Docker group is effectively a root-level privilege. In the lightning round: Lambda gets full IAM resource-based policies, AWS warns that circular PostgreSQL role memberships can stall major RDS and Aurora upgrades…
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