项目作者: jawebada
项目描述 :
Docker swarm stack for the bedrock Minecraft server
高级语言: Dockerfile
项目地址: git://github.com/jawebada/cookiecutter-minecraft-bedrock-docker.git
Docker swarm stack for the bedrock Minecraft server
Summary
This is a Cookiecutter template to
configure a docker stack for the Minecraft bedrock
server. The stack is
called minecraft
and can be easily deployed to a docker swarm node.
Players are whitelisted and you will be asked for the operator’s Minecraft name
and XUID.
The world will be saved in a volume created by the docker-compose file.
If your docker swarm consists of multiple nodes, you will have to add label
constraints to control the placement of the
container.
PRs are welcome.
How to use
Set up the docker swarm
Build and deploy the stack on your dev machine
- Install
docker
and docker-compose
- Install Cookiecutter
apt-get install cookiecutter
orpython3 -m venv env && . env/bin/activate && pip install cookiecutter
cookiecutter gh:jawebada/cookiecutter-minecraft-bedrock-docker
- Configure your bedrock server stack
- project_slug: the name of the directory your configuration will be saved to
- server_name: the name of your Minecraft server
- level_name: the name of the Minecraft level your server will create
- game_mode: the default game mode of your server (“survival”, “creative”, or “adventure”), can be changed by the operator
- difficulty: the difficulty of your world (“peaceful”, “easy”, “normal”, or “hard”)
- operator_name: the Minecraft name of your server’s operator
- operator_xuid: the XUID of your server’s operator
- published_udp_port: the UDP port that will be published on your docker swarm node
- docker_context: the name of the docker context for your docker swarm node
- registry_prefix: this is either your Docker Hub user name or hostname:port for your private registry
cd your-configuration-directory
- Download the latest bedrock server software for ubuntu and save it in your configuration directory
- Optionally, edit
whitelist.json
, server.properties
, or permissions.json
as required make && make deploy
- Add the fully qualified domain name and the port of your new server to the server tab of your Minecraft client
- Have fun!
Update the server
If a new release of the bedrock server becomes available, which does not
introduce breaking changes, you can simply replace the zip file in your build
directory an call make && make deploy
again.