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@PriorProject @dartanjinn This is why OS containers make more sense to me. #LXC is all I use.
I went through that phase too, but people haven't widely adopted the idioms around immutable infrastructure for no reason. My LXC setup was more work to maintain and left me with much MUCH more upgrade uncertainty than my idiomatic/immutable container setup does. I have a deep understanding of both systems and both approaches and I would never go back to using LXC like VMs.
@PriorProject it's definitely more work but it's not that much. I need to set up some more automation but currently I can keep it updated with a few scripts.