brosftw/minecraft repository overview

⁠Introduction

This is a container which runs Minecraft Spigot or Minecraft CraftBukkit Server.
For more Information go to:

• GetBukkit.org⁠
• SpigotMC.org⁠

⁠Supported TAGS

Tags are based on the Craftbukkit/Spigot version!
1.12.1 latest 1.12.1 Dockerfile⁠
1.12 1.12 Dockerfile⁠
1.11 1.11 Dockerfile⁠

⁠Usage

Basic start of the container. Notice: You need to agree the EULA from Mojang.
This can be done automatically with an environment variable.

docker run --name="my-minecraft-server" brosftw/minecraft:latest

⁠Persistant Storage

To map a persistant Storage add the -v parameter.
For more information contact the docker guidelines!

docker run -v /my/persistant/directory/path:/mc-server --name="my-minecraft-server" brosftw/minecraft:latest

⁠Accepting the EULA

This Container provides the abillity to automatically accept the EULA.
For this you need to set the enviromnet variable EULA. This can be done with the -e parameter.
For more information contact the docker guidelines!

docker run -e EULA=true --name="my-minecraft-server" brosftw/minecraft:latest

⁠Tweaking Memory

A Minecraft Server eats lot of memory. With these enviroment variable you can limit this trough Java! Notice: This memory options didnt affect the docker memory limitations. Please contact the docker guidlines for more information about Limit a container's resources⁠!

For this you need to set the enviromnet variable EULA. This can be done with the -e parameter. For more information contact the docker guidelines!

docker run -e MINMEMORY=2G -e MAXMEMORY=4G --name="my-minecraft-server" brosftw/minecraft:latest

⁠Access the container from outside

You can make your container available from outside. To do this use the -p option from docker or the docker networking!

docker run -p 25565:25565 --name="my-minecraft-server" brosftw/minecraft:latest

⁠All in ONE

Here we have the all in ONE docker container command! The easyest way is to create the container first and start it after!

docker create \
-e EULA=true \
-p 25565:25565 \
-e MINMEMORY=512M \
-e MAXMEMORY=1G \
-v /my/persistant/directory/path:/mc-server \
--name="my-minecraft-server" \
brosftw/minecraft:latest

docker start my-minecraft-server

⁠Enviroment Variables

⁠Plugins

To install Plugins go to the folder where your docker container is. Got to the Plugins Folder

cd /my/persistant/directory/path/plugins

Now copy your Craftbukkit or Spygod plugins into the folder and restart the container.

docker restart <Containername>

In the plugins folder there is a new folder where the configuration files are located.

⁠How to Upgrade your Minecraft server?

To upgrade your Minecraft Server you just have to pull and build the latest docker image and remove the old docker server.

docker rm <Containername>

docker pull brosftw/minecraft:latest

Start building your Minecraft server by checking the All in One Part of the manual.

*Important All Plugins must be updated and comatible to the new version of Spygod or Craftbukkit

⁠Volumes

• /buildtools:

• craftbukkit-X.XX.jar

• spigot-X.XX.jar

• /mc-server:

• banned-ips.json

• banned-players.json

• bukkit.yml

• commands.yml

• eula.txt

• help.yml

• logs

• ops.json

• permissions.yml

• plugins

• server.properties

• spigot-X.XX.jar

• spigot.yml

• usercache.json

• whitelist.json

• world

• world_nether

• world_the_end

⁠Contribution guidelines

• Test the Containers
• Contact the [How to contribute](Link URL)
• Open a Issue⁠

⁠Who do I talk to?

• Open an Issue @git.brosftw.ch