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Docker is very easy to migrate, all you do is copy the data and compose file over.
What he said ^. There's no automation, you just have to make sure you catch everything is all. I may have made it sound more difficult than I intended, sorry about that!
No worries, I managed to misunderstand, and explain myself badly in the same post, so I'm certainly not going to give anyone else grief for it :D
Apart from my home directory, most of my data is on separate drives to the OS, and ideally would be staying like that. If I can just transfer the container and config, I'd be happy :)
Best of luck!!
Thank you :)