That sounds like a heavier-weight wrapper over the same system services they're using through systemd today.
It could be useful if updating is a pain point.
In this case, they may also consider Podman, as it has excellent systemd integration[1] including rudimentary container orchestration and the ability to auto-update containers and Kubernetes-style pods installed as systemd units. I've run Pihole under Fedora CoreOS this way for several years without touching a single thing to update the OS or Pihole.
It could be useful if updating is a pain point.
In this case, they may also consider Podman, as it has excellent systemd integration[1] including rudimentary container orchestration and the ability to auto-update containers and Kubernetes-style pods installed as systemd units. I've run Pihole under Fedora CoreOS this way for several years without touching a single thing to update the OS or Pihole.
[1] https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-systemd.uni...