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Maybe offtopic but why don’t you use the Proxmox backup feature? For me it creates a weekly backup of all my VMs and LXC container and restoring is easy-peasy. You can also make use of the Proxmox Backup Server if you have one for offsite backups (or just copy the backup archives).
Also you may be interested in Uptime Kuma for easy uptime / health overview and alerting.
Proxmox Backup
I'm using Proxmox Backup Server for my local daily backups.
But for external cloud backup, it's 5 GB for docker config + persistent data vs. 60GB for the complete LXC containers. So it's more convenient to just backup the data to the cloud that you really need for an emergency-restore.
Uptime Kuma
I try to minimize the number of applications that have access to the docker.socket, as this can be a high potential security risk (e.g. a malicious container update because of a hacked github account) .
If I can achieve the same goal with just a simple bash script and without additional software, it's the better solution for me :)