>>105883795
honestly its up to you.
you can install any linux as base and just work with docker containers or you can install proxmox and have a lxc/vm for each service.
that being said going with proxmox is probably the easiest option and the most convenient.
have a look at this; its one click proxmox container setups for tons of services:
https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts