Hi, Eric!
That’s a good question you asked.
I am using Docker only for remote Targets and left local target with default Own/Wappler hosting.
I am allowed to do that because I use only cloud databases provided by my hosting provider, so I don’t need a DB in Docker container.
Only little trouble I have is packages list issue while using Redis. It is not critical, but a bit annoying.
Otherwise this approach works well, at least for me.
But seeing there are not any complaints about the mentioned issue from other folks, I can make a suggestion, that approach “Docker for remote. No Docker for local” in not very popular.
So I keep thinking about why that is.
And that’s why I am also very interested to hear some opinions about this matter.