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I always just use a systemd or open rc service to run my stuff, pretty much a shell script and voilá. As long as you know to set proper firewall rules and run things as non-root your pretty much ready.


Not only does using Docker avoid dependency hell (which is IMO the biggest problem when running different software on a single machine), it has good sandboxing capabilities (out-of-the-box, no messing with systemd-nspawn) and UX that's miles ahead of systemd.


There's a compromise to be made here. I use systemd to run podman containers! It's great, built-in to podman, and easy.

  podman generate systemd --new --files --name mypod
And now you have a bunch of systemd service files ready to copy over and load.




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