Don’t use docker alone Install something like proxmox and then if you need some docker you can devote a few containers. Yes that can mean vm inside of VMs, bu

Don’t use docker alone Install something like proxmox and then if you need some docker you can devote a few containers. Yes that can mean vm inside of VMs, but home labs rarely do anything that performance demanding that this is an issue. Something like proxmox will make so much of it point and click, it nearly can do everything needed out of the box (including backups, mirroring), if you prefer to start that way and it’s easy to set and forget. Lots of videos on YouTube too.