If you're providing an all-in-one solution like that, it sounds like you would be better served by just providing an OVF image to them. Or better yet, keep 6 d

If you're providing an all-in-one solution like that, it sounds like you would be better served by just providing an OVF image to them. Or better yet, keep 6 distinct containers like you should, and use docker-compose to spin them up together. Makes upgrades easier because you can simply point to a newer version of whatever service containers you're using without having to take out everything. If you're using containers as a VM, you're essentially adding overhead for no good reason.