I've been dabbling with Unit when I've had some downtime over the last few days. It's definitely compelling and I quite like that it could potentially replace l

I've been dabbling with Unit when I've had some downtime over the last few days. It's definitely compelling and I quite like that it could potentially replace language-centric (I know there are ways to bend them to your will ...) web servers like gunicorn, unicorn, Puma, etc. It's also compelling that you can easily slot disparate applications, static assets, etc. alongside each other in a simple and straightforward way within a single container. As others have said and the team has owned up to, the current config strategy is not ideal but the Docker COPY strategy has been working well enough for my experiments. The other somewhat annoying part of the experience for me has been logging. I would want access logs to be enabled by default and it'd be great to (somehow) more easily surface errors to stderr/out when using the unit Docker images. I know you can tap into `docker logs ...` but, IMO, it'd be ideal if you didn't have to. It's possible there's a way to do this at the config level and I just haven't come across it yet. Also, and I know this is a bit orthogonal, but it'd be great if the wasm image exposed cargo, wasmtime, et al so you could use a single image to build, run and debug* your application. *This was a pain point for me and I got hung up on a file permissions issue for a few hours. On the whole, though, I think it's pretty compelling and I was able to stand up Flask, Django and Rust WASM applications in short order. I'm planning to add some documentation and publish the code samples as time permits.