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Microsoft Publisher is officially headed for retirement, and Justin is taking the news remarkably well. Pour one out for the clip art, questionable newsletters, and every church bulletin ever created. #RIP #TheCloudPod #Publisher thecloudpod.net/podcast/375-…

AWS has introduced an AI agent that reviews your cloud architecture, spots mistakes, and suggests fixes. Finally, you can have your infrastructure judged automatically instead of waiting for Ryan to do it. #TheCloudPod #AWS #AIAgents thecloudpod.net/podcast/375-…

Hot take from #374: a court just ruled AI risk tradeoffs are the President's call, not the courts'. Pentagon's Anthropic blacklist stands (for now). The Claude-vs-DoD saga is far from over. thecloudpod.net/podcast/374-… #AI #CloudPod

Justin’s gone, Ryan and Matt “cut stories,” yet The Cloud Pod still runs over an hour. Outstanding restraint. Good news: you won’t miss any important news. Also, Matt brought back his old outro. Someone tell Bolt to log that as a “follow-up. thecloudpod.net/podcast/374-…

62 gas generators. No permits. A $1.1 million fine. This week on the pod, Ryan and Matt discuss the fallout and whether that's simply a “cost of doing business” or an actual fine for bad behavior (hint: it’s def not the second one). thecloudpod.net/podcast/374-…

If an AI "accidentally" hacked 3 companies during a test, is it misalignment or just a bad excuse? 🤔 Drop your take, then hear Justin & Matt's full breakdown of Gemini's rogue moment + AWS's Bahrain data loss on #373. thecloudpod.net/podcast/373-… #CloudComputing

BigQuery's cross-cloud caching stops you from paying to move the same data over and over. It's the ONLY bill going down these days. Justin and Matt unpack it on The Cloud Pod ep. 373, out now: example.com/ep373 #TheCloudPod #BigQuery thecloudpod.net/podcast/373-…

Justin's already jumped on ANOTHER new feature. AWS finally rolled out T8i burstable instances, and we've already moved Bolt over. Hope the other guys don't hog the capacity! #TheCloudPod #Episode373 [URL] thecloudpod.net/podcast/373-…

Claude Code now makes shareable artifacts that update as you work. Justin’s already using them, and the reviews are positive. Join the conversation about this welcome update on episode 373 of The Cloud Pod. #TheCloudPod #podcast #ClaudeCode thecloudpod.net/podcast/373-…

Google's eyeing a New Mexico data center & pledges to cover infrastructure costs—smart water use, paying its own electricity. Getting ahead of the backlash, huh? Ep. 372 of The Cloud Pod is out now: [URL] #TheCloudPod #Google thecloudpod.net/podcast/372-…

A BGP hijack plus unsigned software updates turned into a 33-hour security disaster. This week’s lesson: if your update process runs on “trust me, bro,” Ryan would like a word. #Cybersecurity #BGP #TheCloudPod thecloudpod.net/podcast/371-…

OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra has reached a “Critical” cybersecurity rating and can tackle longer, more complex workflows. Great news for enterprise AI, but maybe less exciting for those familiar with science fiction. thecloudpod.net/podcast/371-…

Anthropic and the Feds are still going at it, although this time the news is much better for Anthropic. But will the feds comply? Let’s ask the Magic 8 Ball: “Outlook not so good.” Let’s chat about it. Episode 370 of The Cloud Pod, available now. thecloudpod.net/podcast/370-…

Guardrails? Don't need 'em! The Hugging Face incident gets wilder: reward hacking, agents talking to each other, and adopting each other's goals. Not Skynet per se, but not NOT Skynet. Ep. 370 breaks it down: [URL] #TheCloudPod #HuggingFace thecloudpod.net/podcast/370-…

AWS Network Firewall now tracks rule hit counts. Finally, find out which of your 900 rules are working - and which ones Ryan made during that 2022 incident and never touched again. More on The Cloud Pod: [URL] #TheCloudPod #CloudNews thecloudpod.net/podcast/369-…

EC2 turns 20 this year! It started with one instance type in one region. Today? 1,200+ instance types across 39 regions, plus specialized hardware for AI and HPC. So happy birthday, EC2. You’re making us feel really old. thecloudpod.net/podcast/369-…

GitHub's latest outages, and why the follow-up response falls short. Ep. 369 of The Cloud Pod breaks down what happened and how GitHub plans to prevent the next capacity crisis. Listen now: [EPISODE_URL] #TheCloudPod #Github thecloudpod.net/podcast/369-…

Where were you when GitHub went down? Did the outage hit your Actions, Copilot, or auth? Tell us your recovery war stories 👇 then hear Justin, Matt & Ryan's full breakdown on ep #368. Subscribe & join the conversation: thecloudpod.net/podcast/368-… #cloud #DevOps

AWS IAM Policy Autopilot now turns Terraform plan files into tightly scoped deployment policies. Ryan has thoughts (he does know security, promise). Ep. 368 of The Cloud Pod, out now: [EPISODE_URL] #TheCloudPod #AWS thecloudpod.net/podcast/368-…