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I'm basically the same here, used to be a sysmin too. Docker compose is running a couple of complicated inter-dependent services at my job as a first try for me, it's been quite stable and clear on what's happening within the containers.
I really like how the docker setup files also become a source of truth documentation wise, particularly when paired with git.
P.s. I know it's a typo, but imagine a 'black Friday upgrade' for your server being a move from 4gb ram to 32mb. Return to ~~monke~~ 1998.
That typo made me chuckle way harder than it should've, too.