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I tried it, but not knowing what was going on under the hood made me worried about how I would fix anything when it broke, and how timely updates to software would be. I also don't think it had any kind of central user management for the installed apps.
If you're already familiar with docker I would stick with that.
It has user-management, though. YunoHost comes with LDAP, provides email addresses to all users, a permission system to allow what groups of users can acces which services... And they integrate that into the individual services. That is, if they have some LDAP plugin. A decent amount of services can't be tied into their user system. But it works flawless for chat, Nextcloud and the main contenders...