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What is this article about?
R: A production-tested architecture for consolidating outbound traffic from multiple AWS runtime VPCs through a Private NAT Gateway, reducing partner firewall whitelisting from ~8,192 IPs or more to a single address via SNAT over a Site-to-Site VPN.
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Aravindexists incontent/authors/authors.jsonwith avatarAravind.pngand role "System Engineer - Customer Success". The avatar file exists incontent/authors/avatars/. The post metadataAuthors: Aravindmatches the key exactly.assets/images/post/).All 9 images referenced in the markdown exist in
assets/:cover-image.png,centralizing-outbound-traffic.png,before-nat-gateway.png,architecture-overview.png,key-decisions.png,nat-vpc-design.png,packet-forward-return.png,successful-packet-delivery.png,operational-considerations.png.Internally reviewed in the recurring meetings.
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mainshows only the new post directory, author entry inauthors.json, avatar, andpackage-lock.json. No existing posts were touched.bundle install && bundle exec jekyll serve.Verified locally at
http://localhost:4200/. The post page, cover image, all content images, navigation, and homepage card all render correctly.The dev server starts clean with no build errors.