Getting Started

This project is an orchestrator for your Minecraft servers that can be run in Docker.
It is aimed to help reduce a server's power draw when nobody is connected, suspending the instance.\

Prerequisites

Other than Docker, there is nothing else that you require.
You can check the docker-compose.yaml and config.json files from this repository as an example to get yourself started.

Running

This guide will use the default network name I specified in both docker-compose.yaml and config.json files.

1. Run docker network create mcdockerseer
2. Update config.json for your first server with the absolute path to it.
3. Update privatePort and publicPort to your liking (private: the actual server's port; public: the port you will be connecting to)
4. Set max-tick-time=-1 inside all servers' server.properties files.
5. Run docker compose up -d

Contributing

As this is an open source project, feel free to create a pull request with your own code or an issue requesting a new functionality.