The record says internal and public each mean something to the filter. For an
endpoint the proxy serves, the second half is wrong, and ADR 0045 said so first:
a public service is exposed through the proxy, listening from the mesh, not by
opening its own port.
Found by trying to express one real module, not by review — routed name public
because browsers post to it, machine port private because it serves a dashboard in
cleartext. Under one value for both, saying public would have reopened a port an
operator had just closed. Measured the same evening: the routed name answered from
the internet over TLS while the port was refused from the same place.
Corrects a fact. One statement per endpoint with three things derived from it
stands; the filter column applies to an unrouted endpoint.
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