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 ====== Reverse Proxy VM (NGINX) ====== ====== Reverse Proxy VM (NGINX) ======
 This virtual machine is the **gateway** of the Trash Panda ecosystem. It manages external access to internal services, handles SSL termination, and enforces secure routing policies. While it is **internet-facing**, its sole function is to run a reverse proxy and manage certificates. Proper VM design ensures **reliable access and minimal exposure risk**.\\   This virtual machine is the **gateway** of the Trash Panda ecosystem. It manages external access to internal services, handles SSL termination, and enforces secure routing policies. While it is **internet-facing**, its sole function is to run a reverse proxy and manage certificates. Proper VM design ensures **reliable access and minimal exposure risk**.\\  
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