I agree with others and have an alternative view. How about you install a hypervisor like Proxmox and then you get the flexibility of running Docker, LXC containers or even VMs.

Personally, I run a mix of LXC containers and Docker. Why? I really like Docker but the all inclusive nature of the containers can make customization of settings difficult.

In contrast, LXCs are heavier than Docker containers but they act like a full Linux machine and so you can use all of your past system admin knowledge and customize away. They are mich lighter than a VM and so they are a nice middle ground.

Summary for simple self-contained apps, I use Docker and for more complex apps, I rely on LXC containers. With Proxmox you can easily use both and so it is the best of both worlds!

I am a fan of Microbin and didn’t realize that it offered this. However, I am struggling with enabling authentication while keeping the ability to provide public pastas.

I saw that the poster mentioned several PRs that the author should review. It seems that either the author has not or he thinks that they are less meaningful. Either way, it is surprising that there has been no new release for 18 months.