I totally agree with and think we've all accepted it's (docker/oci's) place regarding deployability on infrastructure not managed by java developers. Recently

I totally agree with and think we've all accepted it's (docker/oci's) place regarding deployability on infrastructure not managed by java developers. Recently I've done a few migration projects and the biggest pain-point (not really a pain but not k8 friendly) is the containerization of JEE servers/services. As these solved most of what containers provide (deployment wise) albeit only for java. 'DevOps' generally killed this (and the related tech debt) but it's hard to validate the utility of any of this as the 'generalized' solution feels like it's compromised down to a point of convenience. In saying that I do enjoy having a deployment platform that is always going to be Linux(like). I don't think I would use it either for a personal project; but I would perhaps investigate how hard it would be to add some level of "kublet" (cri) like jvm integration