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Kubernetes is hard and complex but if you want something flexible and scalable it is what you want.
Hey, it's nice to talk to you. I've seen you around this community and I like your comments.
I said K8S because I work with it, but if OP doesn't need HA I guess Podman is fine too. I don't like Docker anymore after what they pulled a year or so back
Docker compose is still a solid way to deploy software. Podman is cool but still fairly new.
Kubernetes is just a beast to work with. Unless you absolutely want I wouldn't bother. K3s isn't bad but it is painful to do anything.
It definitely takes more effort to get started