I went down the same road with Bitnami and switched to the docker install before it was too late. I seriously advise you to do the same.
The one big issue with the bitnami version is that it is very old. You cannot upgrade; I tried. Any question you post to the official bitnami forum comes back with an answer of “wait for the next version”.
And their official line is to wait for everything to be stable before doing the work to bump their version, so you basically don’t get bug fixes for a long time.
I’d suggest only if all your other software are on the bitnami stack and you don’t want to learn a diff admin procedure.