Changes in 81624a4: Fix case

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          @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ To improve availability and reliability, we have a disposable environment type a

           The IPs for all reverse proxies will automatically be added to ALB target groups with the tag key `allReverseProxies`, including the `CentralWebServerHTTP-Dyn` target group (in the dynamic ALB in eu-west-1)

           and all the `DDNSMapped-x-HTTP` (in all the DDNSMapped servers). These are the target groups for the default rules and it ensures availability to the ARCHIVE especially.

          -Disposables instances are tagged with `disposableProxy` to indicate it hosts no vital services. `ReverseProxy` also identifies any reverse proxies. The health check for the target groups would change to trigger a script which returns different error codes: healthy/200 if in the same AZ as the archive (or if the failover archive is in use), whilst unhealthy/503 if in different AZs. This will reduce cross-AZ, archive traffic costs, but maintain availability and load balancing.

          +Disposables instances are tagged with `DisposableProxy` to indicate it hosts no vital services. `ReverseProxy` also identifies any reverse proxies. The health check for the target groups would change to trigger a script which returns different error codes: healthy/200 if in the same AZ as the archive (or if the failover archive is in use), whilst unhealthy/503 if in different AZs. This will reduce cross-AZ, archive traffic costs, but maintain availability and load balancing.

           For security groups of the central reverse proxy, we want Webserver, as well as Disposable Reverse Proxy. The disposables just have the latter.

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38	38	The IPs for all reverse proxies will automatically be added to ALB target groups with the tag key `allReverseProxies`, including the `CentralWebServerHTTP-Dyn` target group (in the dynamic ALB in eu-west-1)
39	39	and all the `DDNSMapped-x-HTTP` (in all the DDNSMapped servers). These are the target groups for the default rules and it ensures availability to the ARCHIVE especially.
40		-Disposables instances are tagged with `disposableProxy` to indicate it hosts no vital services. `ReverseProxy` also identifies any reverse proxies. The health check for the target groups would change to trigger a script which returns different error codes: healthy/200 if in the same AZ as the archive (or if the failover archive is in use), whilst unhealthy/503 if in different AZs. This will reduce cross-AZ, archive traffic costs, but maintain availability and load balancing.
	40	+Disposables instances are tagged with `DisposableProxy` to indicate it hosts no vital services. `ReverseProxy` also identifies any reverse proxies. The health check for the target groups would change to trigger a script which returns different error codes: healthy/200 if in the same AZ as the archive (or if the failover archive is in use), whilst unhealthy/503 if in different AZs. This will reduce cross-AZ, archive traffic costs, but maintain availability and load balancing.
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42	42	For security groups of the central reverse proxy, we want Webserver, as well as Disposable Reverse Proxy. The disposables just have the latter.
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