>Why bother with docker for a home server other than for the fun of it? Because it legitimately makes things easier. Your source of truth for how an app was se

>Why bother with docker for a home server other than for the fun of it? Because it legitimately makes things easier. Your source of truth for how an app was set up is the compose file, and as a result you only need to care about the storage each app uses for its state. This makes upgrades and back ups almost entirely painless and drama free. Deploying the average app the old way feels downright medieval.