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 ====== Automation Services VM (ARR Suite) ====== ====== Automation Services VM (ARR Suite) ======
 This virtual machine is the **engine room** of the Trash Panda ecosystem. It is responsible for media discovery, indexing, acquisition, and post-processing automation. While none of these services are internet-facing directly, they are active, chatty, and I/O intensive — which makes **proper VM design critical** to long-term stability.\\  This virtual machine is the **engine room** of the Trash Panda ecosystem. It is responsible for media discovery, indexing, acquisition, and post-processing automation. While none of these services are internet-facing directly, they are active, chatty, and I/O intensive — which makes **proper VM design critical** to long-term stability.\\ 
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