What This Pattern Does:

This design represents a minimal full-stack web application architecture. Client Browser → sends requests to the application. Nginx (port 80) → acts as a reverse proxy, serving the frontend and forwarding API requests. Node.js Backend (port 3000) → handles application logic and API endpoints. Redis (port 6379) → used as an in-memory database/cache for fast data access, session storage, or queue management.

Caveats and Consideration:

No persistent database is included (Redis is in-memory, so data is lost if the service restarts). Security (HTTPS/TLS, authentication, and authorization) is not configured yet. Scaling is single-instance; no load balancing or replication is set up. Monitoring/Logging tools (like Prometheus, Grafana, ELK) are not included. Frontend is assumed to be static files served by Nginx — if a modern React/Angular app is needed, a separate build process may be required.

Compatibility:



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