@SuperDicq @phnt @silhouette

Organizations and companies that have a dedicated budget with dedicated administrators can cope with redundancy overhead if they scale VMs and when you wanna run so many services you will want to start virtualizing anyway, personal users normally do not deploy dozens of VMs to host multiple different webservers but it still simplifies management a lot. In my case I deploy a GNU+Linux VM and then passthrough all physical drives to it, excluding two for backups, then from there I just mount filesystems through NFS or SSH to the rest of guests, which most of the time are containers that have torrent seedboxes, routers, VPNs, etc. Each one has its own IP as well so you don't need to worry about conflicting TCP/UDP ports, so if my niece asks me to start the Luanti server so she can play with her buddies I simply right click and start, or I invoke a single command, and I don't need to keep track of any other container I started months back that might interfere with it.