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Tower Base Gateway

Source folder: docker02-base

The docker02-base folder documents a gateway for the Vistamations stack. Its README describes a single port entry on localhost:3000, with sibling services reached through reverse proxy routes. The observed directory contains supporting areas, including base-model, api-library, audio-splitter, film-studio, finance, and network-server. This page introduces that foundation without claiming that every service is currently running.

The documented approach gives people one local starting point instead of requiring them to remember a separate address for each component. Navigation is described as configuration driven through links.json. The README distinguishes local Tower pages, proxied services, and links to external destinations. That separation helps explain how a common interface can connect work with different hosting arrangements.

The same document records Docker Compose startup and restart arrangements, plus earlier checks of several routes. Those are historical statements in the source documentation. They were not repeated during this content review, so they should not be read as fresh uptime evidence. Current service health needs current probes and, where relevant, functional checks.

The README also states that the store pipeline is separate from the localhost gateway. That distinction matters to visitors trying to understand the relationship between the development environment and public commerce pages. A local navigation link does not mean the linked service is hosted by the gateway itself. Future updates to this page could add verified route descriptions and user actions. For now, it presents the documented gateway concept, the observed supporting collection, and the limits of what this review established about its present operational state.

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