dagp/minecraft-server repository overview

⁠Minecraft Server Container

⁠Tags

⁠1.20.1

latest 1.20.1

⁠1.19.4

1.19.4 1.19.4-bukkit

⁠1.19.2 & 1.19.3

1.19.3 1.19.2

⁠Introduction

Hello, this is my own creation of a Minecraft server that automatically starts when executing docker run command.

By default the server runs with the next configuration:

• 1 GB of RAM.
• Server MOTD: Dockerized Minecraft.
• Default max players: 100.
• Server Icon: https://www.iconarchive.com/download/i106016/papirus-team/papirus-apps/minecraft.64.png⁠.
• EULA already accepted (you should read it before running the server anyways).

And that's it, there is no modified image in this container, just simple vanilla experience.

⁠Usage

⁠Create a new server

To start using this container you can use the basics commands of Docker. For example, to create a new server you can use the following command:

1. docker run --name minecraft-server -d -p 25565:25565 dagp/minecraft-server
2. This will start the creation of the Minecraft Server, no world is previously generated so every time you create a server there will be a different world. Keep in mind that the command will generate the latest version of Minecraft.

⁠Using an specific version of Minecraft

In the #Tags section in this document you will find the tags to generate an specific version of Minecraft. For example if you want to create a server in 1.19.3 version you can use:

docker run --name minecraft-server -d -p 25565:25565 dagp/minecraft-server:1.19.3

⁠Starting and stoping the server

docker start minecraft-server

docker stop minecraft-server

Remember that "minecraft-server" can be also the container ID or a custom name that you can specify when generating the container.

To check the containers IDs you can use this command: docker ps -a

⁠Future of this project

I will continue to add more versions of Minecraft and also making possible to customize RAM, max players and MOTD when generating the container. I will also try to add Bukkit/Spigot images but keep in mind that every single version need to be tested manually so it will take a while.

You can also find the Dockerfile if you want to generate an specific server in the following repository: https://github.com/PudinDeveloper/minecraft-dockerized⁠