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Lots of good advice here. Something I did was make a base Debian VM that has common tasks already done- my network configs, docker installed (but not enabled), the guest agent installed, ssh root password login (until I'm done setting it up). When I want to try something, I clone the base vm, change the IP, enable docker if it needs it. Set up my new services, copy ssh id, disable ssh password.
Try to stick to the same disto and you give KSM a better chance of reducing memory usage.