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Why use VMs if you want to use Docker anyway? What I recently did, was dockerizing all of my selfhosted stuff and use Nginx Proxy Manager to run and configure a reverse proxy listening on ports 443 and 80 and just forward to the ports exposed by the containers.
My home server is a “mini PC” from 2018 with 1 terabyte SSD and 4 gigabytes of RAM and an Intel Celeron J3455. I’m currently running 7 containers.