I've been in your shoes using LXC way back but moved to Docker fairly quickly when it came out, so I kinda get your position. Now, Kubernetes/Docker provide be

I've been in your shoes using LXC way back but moved to Docker fairly quickly when it came out, so I kinda get your position. Now, Kubernetes/Docker provide better tooling with added benefits. Docker provides a Dockerfile based declarative approach of building the setup and storing it in an image and then running it as a container with greater flexibility and more features than a typical LXC based script. Kubernetes takes the running of multiple containers to another level capable of managing 100s or even 1000s of them for scalable operations. RTFM for the details :-) HTH!