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(without first-hand experience with it) I could see it being popular with people not going all-in with containers. We have a few machines with services that are conventionally managed and a few services being stuffed into docker containers, and it feels slightly odd that some services are managed through systemd and some through docker commands.

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I ended up writing a mostly-declarative tool for managing my mix of docker-composed and init-system-ed services at home when that got too unmanageable.

Why not provide systemd service files for your docker services as well?

guess one could use --interactive calls to docker to keep the process attached maybe? Haven't thought of that before.

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