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vpn-bridged-deploy

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Two-stage Docker build/deploy when the corporate VPN firewall partitions the network: public package registries (PyPI, npm, ghcr.io, proxy.golang.org, packagist.org, crates.io) are reachable off-VPN, but the internal Docker registry / swarm host is reachable only on-VPN. Use when 'uv sync' / 'pip install' / 'bun install' / 'go mod download' / 'composer install' times out during 'docker build', when the user says 'split build and push', when CI is down and they need to deploy from a laptop straddling two networks. The pattern: build with buildx --load off-VPN (image lands in local Docker store, FROM lines resolve from local cache, package fetches go to public registry), reconnect VPN, docker push the locally-built image, run swarm service update. Triggers on 'PyPI timeout', 'package registry blocked', 'off-VPN build', 'two-stage deploy', 'VPN partitions build', 'build-local push-deploy', 'manual_deploy.sh stages'.

  • Reads credentials
  • Installs packages

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