docker4minecraft

This is my (small) collection of dockerfiles to spin up minecraft servers.

to spin up fabric server

(set to 10G of ram usage, for lots of mods. you can edit the dockerfile's entrypoint to change):

(bash)

sudo docker build -t yourfabricserverimagename .

sudo docker run -it -p preferred_host_port:25565 -v namedvolumeforpersistence:/home --name PleaseNameYourContainer yourfabricserverimagename

use -it to keep it interactive for future sessions. you can quit out after first run and start it with docker start containername

to add your mods:

sudo docker ps (lists your containers)

sudo docker cp /path/to/mods/folder 02ae(containerID)ff32:/home/

if your mods aren't in a mods folder or you are adding individually, then do docker cp path/to/mod/mod.jar containerID:/home/mods

to spin up allthemods(neoforge) server:

sudo docker build -t yourATM10serverimagename .

sudo docker run -it -p preferred_host_port:25565 -v namedvolumeforpersistence:/home --name pleasenameyourContainer yourATM10serverimagename

If there is a newer version of neoforge used and I didn't update the script, let me know via issues and I will. This is based on 12/22/24's 21.1.90 neoforge release; but it will pull updates from their github and unless the neoforge version changes everything should work out fine.

you are responsible to copy the mods in from ATM-10!

it's pretty easy just use the server-files hosted on curseforge, extract and copy that mods folder to the docker container like with the fabric server