Oh, joy, so I just looked at @penpot. Like, actually looked and not just "noted on list of things to consider hosting later."
aaaaannnddd we've got one SaaS offering, and Docker. F'in Docker man.
Come on, Internet. Realize that not everything needs to go into a container. My network is already just a pile of containers, and it's really not worth having the overhead and additional complexity here of container-in-container.
And no, they're #LXC. Docker is not the only container(ization) tech out there, and I prefer my systems be actual systems, not a PID in a sandbox. So it's not even DinD, it's some cursed docker-in-lxc that manages to break slightly with every Proxmox upgrade because it relies on specific kernel and device settings that aren't guarenteed to be compatible.
