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    Network Change Risk Review

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    Network Change Risk Review is a bounded ToolForge Labs workflow.

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    Review this plan to migrate our public API from an F5 load balancer to an AWS ALC. I have the DNS TTL settings, the new target group config, and the cutover runbook ready for inspection.

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    • Compiled the network change risk

    I have reviewed the migration plan for the public API transition from F5 to AWS ALB. The review focuses on the DNS propagation window and target group health check synchronization.

    Network Change Risk Review: API Load Balancer Migration

    CategoryStatusFinding / Evidence
    DNS ReadinessRISKTTL is currently 3600s. No evidence of a pre-migration reduction to 60s. High risk of split-traffic during cutover.
    Target GroupsVERIFIEDALB target group api-prod-tg matches existing F5 pool members. Health checks configured for /health on port 8080.
    Security/FWMISSINGNo evidence that the AWS Security Group allows ingress from the WAF CIDR ranges. Potential 403/Timeout risk.
    Blast RadiusMODERATEImpacts all mobile clients. Service mesh sidecars (Istio) may require a local DNS cache flush if they bypass system TTL.
    RollbackWEAKRunbook lacks a specific 'Point of No Return'. Missing logic for re-pointing DNS if the ALB exhibits 5XX errors post-cutover.

    Technical Gaps & Questions

    1. DNS Propagation: Can we confirm a 24-hour lead time for lowering the TTL of api.example.com to 60 seconds?
    2. Ingress Rules: Is there a Terraform plan showing the Security Group rules for the new ALB?

    Internal Auth: The F5 handled SSL termination with a wildcard cert. Will the ALB use ACM or the same imported certificate?

    Next steps

    • Lower DNS TTL to 60 seconds immediately to prepare for the window.
    • Verify Security Group rules against the WAF IP whitelist.
    • Define a 5-minute observability window post-cutover before declaring success.

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    About this skill

    Network Change Risk Review is a bounded ToolForge Labs workflow. Review planned network and endpoint changes across DNS, load balancers, proxies, firewalls, service discovery, certificates, routing, observability, rollout, and rollback evidence. Works from supplied evidence or workspace files such as documents, logs, configuration, diffs, architecture notes, test summaries, and rollout materials. Produces evidence-backed findings, readiness gaps, risk framing, and practical next actions while preserving existing product/security policy. The skill separates verified facts from assumptions, avoids invented execution claims, and highlights what remains unverified or requires follow-up outside supplied evidence.

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    Cannot verify production systems, external services, or facts that are not present in supplied evidence. With partial context it returns bounded diagnosis/review, explicit assumptions, and a deterministic validation plan rather than claiming successful execution.

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    Use a clean branch or a controlled review workspace. Supply repository files, logs, traces, configuration, or evidence needed for the task. Review all patches/findings before merge or operational action; keep production credentials and destructive production actions out of the workflow.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill automates the pre-change review process by analyzing technical evidence (like diffs, configs, and logs) to identify readiness gaps, potential outages, and policy violations before you hit deploy.

    The skill works with a wide range of inputs including DNS records, firewall configurations, load balancer rules, SSL/TLS certificate details, and rollout/rollback plans provided in your workspace.

    This skill is a ToolForge Labs workflow designed for compatibility with leading LLMs; you simply add it to your AI agent's toolkit and provide it access to the relevant change window files.

    No, the skill operates on a 'trust but verify' model; it strictly evaluates supplied data and explicitly flags any missing information or unverified assumptions rather than making guesses.

    You receive the full ToolForge Labs workflow logic, including integrated prompts and structured output schemas, ensuring you get consistent, evidence-backed findings every time.

    Yes, the skill is designed to prioritize and preserve your organization's specific product and security policies during the review, ensuring all findings align with your internal standards.

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