<transcript><audio_194>container so the next thing I want to touch on um before I get into a more full demo of an application is the http routing mesh so one of the common questions is how do I route Services externally to you know either end users</transcript><caption><image_195>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a blue and white color scheme. The webpage appears to be a search engine optimization tool, as indicated by the title "Search Engine Optimization Tool" at the top of the page. 

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