It's not always better. Docker on lxc has a lot of advantages. I would rather use plain lxc on production systems, but I've been homelabbing on lxc+docker for y

It's not always better. Docker on lxc has a lot of advantages. I would rather use plain lxc on production systems, but I've been homelabbing on lxc+docker for years. It's blazing fast and I cut down around 60% of my RAM consumption. It's easy to manage, boots instantly, allows for more elastic separation while still using docker and/or k8s. I love that it allows me to keep using Proxmox Backup Server. I'm postponing homelab upgrade for a few years thanks to that.