> Thinking about just using a plain Linux host, configured via ansible and compose. That's what I've been using since 2019 (plus caddy as reverse proxy for var

> Thinking about just using a plain Linux host, configured via ansible and compose. That's what I've been using since 2019 (plus caddy as reverse proxy for various web services), and in general I've been happy. Upgrading to docker-conpose-v2 caused me some headaches recently though, and I'll soon have to upgrade the underlying Ubuntu server, which I am dreading.