Yunohost - Docker/Containerized App Packaging?

[cichy1173]

I think it is an answer for your question:

Use newer Python than 3.9 ?!?

I would also add the option “stick to whatever version is supported until Debian Bookworm” The whole thing about “installing custom versions of python locally” is a pandora box. As far as I know you basically have to compile python locally, which significantly lengthens up the app’s install time on low-end device such as ARM boards Docker is another pandora’s box. Sure we can have one app using Docker, but then we’ll have another, and another, and another, and we’ll ultimately end up with a fr…

Personally, I have a hybrid model with two devices. Main server runs Debian with Yunohost and it is my first choice to install new things. Also Yunohost is more stable with Hedgedoc, Nextcloud and other apps.
But If something is not updated long time or even is not available in Yunohost catalog, I use Docker on a second device (normally it is a second Mini PC computer, but for now it is a SBC Orange Pi) with other OS (Ubuntu or Fedora) and I run these apps here. If I want to have external access to it, I use Redirect app in Yunohost to create rules in reverse proxy.

It is not the best option - in example I can’t use Yunohost backup tool to backup Docker apps and I need a second device but also it is a very stable and comfortable way - especially for me.