That Panda eats, shoots, and data trees?

BGP Autopeer; more Cisco vuln's; cURLjacking flight Wi-Fi; Pandas eat data not bamboo and some guides for your future Engineering career

A late edition this week, hopefulyl packed with some thoughtful pieces for your future career 👔 and some lighter pieces about “hacking” in-flight Wi-Fi (as long as they don’t find the CAN bus 🥫 we’re all good…). Let’s dive in; ⬇️

NetEng

• BGP Automated Peering API is in its infancy, but shows promise for automating some ISP Peering administrative work

• Cisco urges admins to fix IOS software zero-day exploited in attacks in another day, another patch, another Router vuln

• Wifi without internet on a Southwest flight joins the mile high club… of cURL hacking using in-flight HTTP APIs for weather and flight path telemetry

• Heavy Networking 702: Supporting Network Automation With The Pandas Python Library packs in an awful lot into a 30 minute listen about the Pandas library for NetDevOps data wrangling with expert Packet Coders founder Rick Donato

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NotEng

• The Jobs-to-be-Done Framework is a strong mental compass for Product Managers, Engineers and Engineering Managers alike

• DevOps Topologies gives some prescriptivre patterns for arranging and aligning DevOps into existing IT Organisational setups, as well as some anti-patterns to avoid

• The Engineer’s Guide to Career Growth — Advice from My Time at Stripe and Facebook has some actionable tips for considering your future career path in Engineering and Tech

• Engineering & Operational excellence at “ASOS” scale is a highly insightful read about how fashon retailer ASOS think about Platform Engineering and SRE practices

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Industry

• BlaZop Provides a Framework for Lifecycle Operations that’s much better than traditional ITSM Ticketing Systems you’re used to

• Configuring client IP address preservation with a Network Load Balancer in AWS Global Accelerator is helpful for some new Public IP options on the GLB

• Israeli Cyber Firm Cato Raises Funds at $3 Billion Valuation to keep the SDx vendor growing from strength to strength in the SASE and SdP space

• Cisco encourages HyperFlex customers to migrate to Nutanix except for it you have a very special model of the Cisco UCS Blade and you’re allowed to stick around for a bit

That’s all for this week, but if you have any tip-offs or tidbits you’d like us to feature then please feel free to let us know at newsletter@reloadin.net and we’ll see if we can add them in 💬.