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Auto update. Works like a charm, except PostgreSQL. For me it's good enough and even though works with containers, where they don't recommend it. I do have backups and for my private time, I don't get paid, so it should be as maintenance as possible from my side.
I do check from time to time if something is broken and I noticed a container where they removed a version tag, I was using. The "biggest" thing that was broken, was my gitea server where they changed the config for the default Theme.
Also that's why I hate PostgreSQL. It requires manual labor for updating. Had a recipe Docker and they cut support for previous major version quickly. Not good. That stuff could break, ist an option with every update. This is why backups exist. As a single user, it's not a problem. For a big system, I wouldn't do auto updates, so I can check if everything works.