> You shouldn't be running multiple instances of Postgresql, or anything for that matter, at home.
It's not uncommon with self-hosting services using docker. It makes it easier to try out a new stack and you can mix and match versions of postgresql according to the needs of the software. It's also easier to remove if you decide you don't like the bit of software that you're trying out.
It's not uncommon with self-hosting services using docker. It makes it easier to try out a new stack and you can mix and match versions of postgresql according to the needs of the software. It's also easier to remove if you decide you don't like the bit of software that you're trying out.