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I can think of no way this one-word update will fail. Approved!
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What does this change?
conf/riff-raff.yamlupdated to new AMI with more recent OSHow to test
Deploy and observe. There should be no difference in requests or outputs.
Tested on CODE, verified that the instance processing the requests was running the correct AMI and that the returned content matched with equivalent checks from dotcom.
NOTE: If anyone else intends to test this from dotcom's m.code URL, that will not exercise the same path to the RSS instances, so you'll have to poke the LB directly. It's also worth noting that itunes:image elements are absent from CODE's responses because it's not configured there. However the execution is otherwise identical.
How can we measure success?
Ensure before and after results are consistent and no new errors are evident ✅
Have we considered potential risks?
If it fails, we'll redeploy the previous build or fix forwards.
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