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  • New Features
    • Introduced an Nginx service with SSL support, enabling secure connections on port 9292.
    • Requests to the server are now securely proxied to the application backend.
  • Chores
    • Updated Docker configuration to ignore additional directories and files, streamlining Docker builds.
    • Added documentation in the changelog about the new Nginx SSL setup.

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Walkthrough

The updates introduce a new Nginx service for SSL termination and proxying in the Docker Compose setup. Supporting configuration files and Docker ignore rules are added or expanded, and the changelog is updated to reflect the Nginx SSL setup. The Nginx configuration enables SSL on port 9292 and proxies traffic to the Node.js server.

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File(s) Change Summary
.dockerignore Added "example", "docker", "temp", and "tests" to Docker ignore list.
changelog.md Added entry for Nginx SSL setup under v0.0.2.
docker-compose.yaml Added executeme-nginx service with SSL, config volumes, network, and dependency on Node.js.
nginx/nginx.conf New file: Nginx config for SSL on port 9292, proxying to Node.js server.

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    participant Client
    participant Nginx
    participant NodeJS

    Client->>Nginx: HTTPS request on port 9292
    Nginx->>NodeJS: HTTP request to port 9091 (proxy_pass)
    NodeJS-->>Nginx: Response
    Nginx-->>Client: HTTPS response
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In Docker’s warren, Nginx hops in,
With SSL keys, secure as sin.
Proxying traffic with a clever twist,
Node.js replies—no packet missed!
Ignore the clutter, keep builds clean,
This rabbit’s proud of the new routine.
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@devlopersabbir devlopersabbir merged commit 86ee85e into main Jul 2, 2025
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