@bonifartius @mk
I can attest to this
containers are a solution to a self-inflicted problem being that people dont want to actually write software that is runable bare-metal

for starters, containers provide no security (docker daemon manager process runs as root, therefore on a basic level one would have to be retarded to think that is good security practice -- it is not). secondly docker works fine for prebuilt images, but I have never had a good experience with compose ever, it has always broken stuff and it never works. it is basically a glorified chroot with ""chroot management"" so you can install others rubbish onto your system

as well docker seems to try to plug into load balancing with k8s/k3s and if you have done any level of k8s management you will know it is a nighmare. when you could just run on a few hosts and incorporate a load balancer. this option is way easier on setup but also on maintenance since its just plain old hosts.

if you cant run software bare-metal without hassle its not good software