Hey, this is where I am stuck just now: I want to keep the docker volumes, as bind mounts, also on my NAS share. If the containers run as a separate non root user (say 1001) then I can mount that share as 1001… sounds good right?
But somebody suggested running each container from their own user. But then I would need lots of differently owned directories. I wonder if I could keep mounting subdirs of the same NAS share, as different users, so each of them can have their own file access? Perhaps that is overkill.
(For OP: I’ve been on a selfhosting binge the past week and trying to work my way in at least the general direction of best practice… At least for the container databases I’ve been starting to use tiredofit/docker-db-backup (does database dumps) but also discovered this jdfranel docker backup as well which looks great as well. I save the dumps on a volume mounted from NAS. btrfs and there is a folder replication (snapshots) tool. So far, so good. )
I think you might have better luck with your question in r/artificial perhaps