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Did you build your homelab by spinning up a separate LXC for every single service and now wonder if it is a ridiculous beginner mistake? Experienced operators actually say you are doing things right! While putting every app in its own container does create some storage and maintenance overhead , it provides invaluable isolation. If a bad update, incompatible dependency, or crash occurs, the blast radius remains extremely small . You can simply restore one container backup while everything else keeps humming . Ultimately, this setup prevents one broken service from taking down your entire server, making failures completely manageable #Homelab #LXC #Proxmox #ServerIsolation #SelfHosted #HomeServer

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