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@evan @Em0nM4stodon I have a somewhat similar setup, but grouped by infrastructure - one domain that hosts everything on a web space (e.g. a CMS and other small things). Things there are either separated by path or with subdomains.

A second one for everything that's hosted on my VPS, where everything lives on its own subdomain. It's the same name, but on another tld. I did this, because setting up every subdomain as a DNS record manually on my Webspace was a PITA. Now I just have a wildcard pointing to my VPS and the reverse proxy takes care of the routing to the services.

And about a year ago, I got a third one, which I use for everything on my homelab. On the internet it just resolves to 127.0.0.1, but the local DNS resolver in my network will happily resolve all the entries to containers/VMs. Side effect: With Let's encrypt and DNS-01 I now have no more self signed certificates at home and no personal CA to run.