I noticed it before but is there a specific use case / reason you're running some docker containers outside stacks? I noticed on nitrogen that pihole is not inside a stack, or plex & portainer. The same for oxygen where you're running unifi-controller, homarr and a few others outside compose files.
Perhaps an idea to add your stack name to the information, so it's clear why they're left out of the stack? As on nitrogen I'd call it a media stack but then would include Plex as well. Unless it's a download stack, what would explain why Plex is not part of it ;)
Another Q but perhaps already answered somewhere is what (and it's more a general question) people decide to run multiple VMs with multiple docker stacks per VM instead of having one machine and have all docker stacks on a single VM/system?
I noticed it before but is there a specific use case / reason you're running some docker containers outside stacks? I noticed on nitrogen that pihole is not inside a stack, or plex & portainer. The same for oxygen where you're running unifi-controller, homarr and a few others outside compose files.
Perhaps an idea to add your stack name to the information, so it's clear why they're left out of the stack? As on nitrogen I'd call it a media stack but then would include Plex as well. Unless it's a download stack, what would explain why Plex is not part of it ;)
Another Q but perhaps already answered somewhere is what (and it's more a general question) people decide to run multiple VMs with multiple docker stacks per VM instead of having one machine and have all docker stacks on a single VM/system?