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I recommend you use containers instead of VMs when possible, as VMs have a huge overhead by comparison, but yes. Each service gets its own container, unless 2 services need to share data. My music container, for example, is host to both Gonic, slskd and Samba.
Containers as in LXC?
Correct.
Side note- people will tell you not to put dockers in an LXC but fuck em. I don't want to pollute my hypervisor with docker's bullshit and the performance impact is negligeable.
There are dozens of us!
I wouldn't recommend running docker/podman in LXC, but that's just because it seems to run better as a full VM in my experience.
No sense running it in the hypervisor, agreed.
LXC is great for everything else.