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For all my non-compliant, non-supported hosts I started using Fedora CoreOS quite successfully.
If you package your applications as containers, you should have a very easy time with it. It's based off ostree, which means a couple of things:
All with the added benefit that once you go towards containers you can change your distro with minimal effort, so there's that.