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Because the overhead is practically none, barring the extra disk space. Maybe it's not worth using it for Samba and Transmission. But involve OpenVPN for Transmission in the mix and things get a lot more complicated if Samba has to keep serving LAN and Transmission has to stop whenever OpenVPN stops. If instead you grab this, the problem is solved by writing one 20-line docker-compose.yml and doing
docker-compose up -d
:A benefit of Docker's that helps even with a single-service deployment is the the packaging side. It allows for running near-arbitrary service versions on top of your host OS, stale, stable, bleeding edge or anything in-between.