New OMV user here, coming from a world of Proxmox/Truenas and a monster NAS/docker server that unfortunately, with the recent price jumps for electricity in Europe, has become too expensive to operate, so I've ordered a low-powered mini pc and will add a couple of USB3 drives. My first thought was to just install Debian and run all my services in docker, but OMV looks like a nice lightweight environment that could run on my lightweight platform and provide a GUI to simplify the admin tasks so I'm gently digging around to learn about it.
WebDAV/SSL is the only filesharing I'd be comfortable using over the public internet so I'm surprised to find there is no native WebDAV support in OMV. I saw mention of a WebDAV plugin in the past, but the suggestion seems to be to just run it in a docker container. I'm all for running stuff in docker containers, but I think a core service like this ought to be in there with the other services - SMB/CIFS, NFS etc. File sharing is after all what NAS platforms do. If the solution is to just run WebDAV in a container, you could say the same for all other services.
Not meaning to start a religious war about it, just trying to understand the thought behind not including it, and making sure I make the right decision going down this OMV path.
(I'm talking about OMV6 btw if that's important. It seems most people find it good enough that a new users might as well start with that rather than having to migrate in the near future.)