cmilanf/tetrinetx repository overview

⁠Tetrinetx for Docker

Tetrinet⁠ is a cross-platform network-enabled Tetris multiplayer game that follows a simple client/server architecture. It is an easy-to-learn, fast, adictive network game. TetinetX is an opensource free implementation of the server that can be downloaded from http://tetrinetx.sourceforge.net⁠

This Docker Image has been created as part of the Global Azure Bootcamp 2017 - Spain, Madrid⁠, with a fully functional container than can be leveraged in almost any x64 based Linux environment, whatever it is hosted in on-premises or in the cloud.

This Docker Image has the following features:

• Image size: ~35 MB. Lightweight optimized environment provided by Alpine GNU/Linux⁠.
• Tetrinetx⁠ server version: 1.13.16+qirc1.40, latest stable release available.
• nginx. Lightweight webserver for providing homepage, client download, instructions and winlist publishing.
• Exposed ports: 31457/TCP (tetrinetx game server), 31458/TCP (tetrinetx spec server), 80/TCP (nginx web server).

The image is officially published at https://hub.docker.com/r/cmilanf/tetrinetx/⁠.

⁠DEPLOYING

This image can be launched successfully with the following syntax:

docker run -p 31457:31457 -p 31458:31458 -p 80:80 -d -h myhostname.com -e OP_PASSWORD=pass4word -e SPEC_PASSWORD=pass4word --name tetrix cmilanf/tetrinetx

• -p 31457:31457 -p 31458:31458 -p 80:80. Exposure of the container ports to host machine. Feel free to change this redirection as long as you keep the original EXPOSE.
• ** -d**. Daemonize, so we won't wait for any user input after launching the container.
• -h myhostname.com. REQUIRED You have to enter here a FQDN in order for the server to work correctly. It doesn't matter if it doesn't match your actual DNS name.
• ** -e OP_PASSWORD=pass4word**. Administrator password for the server.
• ** -e SPEC_PASSWORD=pass4word**. Password for the spectator server.
• --name tetrix. The name of the container.
• cmilanf/tetrinetx. The name of the image you are deploying.

⁠USAGE

Upon successful launch, you can start using right away the server by pointing your TetriNET client⁠ to the domain name or IP of your server.

A winlist of the running server will be published by HTTP, so you can use http://myserver.com⁠ form for public access. At container's first run, it will display NGINX welcome page. Each 15 minutes it will be updated with the latest winlist. It will look like this:

Maintainer: Carlos Milán Figueredo Twitter: @cmilanf⁠ https://calnus.com⁠ - http://www.hispamsx.org⁠ Special thanks to Beatriz Sebastián Peña⁠