[tbrownaw]

> I prefer docker compose to Kubernetes because I am not a megacorp. You just define your different services, let them run, expose the right ports, and then things should "just work"

Kubernetes scales down pretty well, there's a few canned single-machine versions. I've been playing with k3s lately at work (if this works out, it should lead to things running on a proper HA cluster), and I'll probably also move over some of the standalone containers I have at home (which are all single-instance standalone things, currently using podman as a systemd service).

[mmcnl]

Docker compose is still orders of magnitude easier to use and often sufficient.