Storj node without docker on Debian Bullseye

[Nardol]

Hello,

For the moment I have a storj node set up with docker on Debian Bullseye.
I would like to stop using docker, as it still not support NFTables without iptable backend so I cannot set my NFT rules as I wish.

Is there an idea of the moment Storj will provide native packages to set up storj node?
Will there be the ability to migrate from a node which runs using docker?

Last question: if I succeed in compiling storj node binaries (I still have not found any step by step instruction but will continue to search), will I have to begin a new storj node and loose all benefit from my actual node?

[Alexey]

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