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The major think noobs tend to mess up with docker is not setting up volumes properly so when you get rid of the instance, you lose all of your data.
I also highly recommend docker-compose for ease of use.
Id recommend looking up security best practices for docker as well. Things like setting a user id & gid for the containers add an additional layer of security.
Oh and make sure you get your containers from trustworthy sources.
I would not recommend docker-compose for a begginer. As first, one should learn basics, then optionally switch to docker-compose to automate stuff he already know. Also bind mount volumes are a better solution for long term storage than default volumes, since docker will never delete those, and their path in host system is configurable.