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Lol docker is literally the easiest and most user-friendly server program administration method... It is literally one user-readable configuration file and everything is automatic.
Vm's are more complicated and have you even tried managing many services on bare metal with conflicting libraries, database versions, etc...? That is truly arcane arts of programming scripts.