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Were you using the Nextcloud AIO? I've used every method of installing NC over the last decade+ and the AIO is painless to install and maintain.
I did try the AIO, or maybe read the docs and decided not to. Either way - it did not present as painless. Maybe your decade+ experience makes it hard to imagine what it's like for someone coming to it fresh?
Well, perhaps, but it shouldn't be any more complicated than starting up the docker stack.
What are the specific problems? I might be able to help. You might also point an agent at the repo and ask it to stand it up, they're pretty good at that sort of thing, just approve the commands it's running to make sure it doesn't shit the bed.