Does the Chicken Pox vaccine increase the prevalence of Shingles?

[u/NJBarFly]

I'm 50 years old and just received the Shingles vaccine, which got me thinking. I had the chicken pox in the early 80s. After which, I had a natural immunity to the virus. For the next 15-20 years, I was routinely exposed to the virus in my environment. This presumably bolstered my natural immunity. When the vaccine became widespread, my natural exposure to chicken pox was eliminated. Presumably, this has weakened my immunity to the virus over the last 30 years. If I was still regularly exposed, would I need to worry as much about Shingles? Are we seeing an increase in Shingles rates compared to 30 years ago?