7h3ju57 / teamspeak3-alpine

Teamspeak 3 Server on Alpine Linux

Teamspeak3 (Alpine Linux) Docker Image

A Teamspeak 3 Server built on Alpine Linux (using glibc)

• Teamspeak3 v3.0.13.6 (8 Nov 2016)
• Lightweight image (<25MB)
• SQLite only
• Easy, optional voluming of logs, db, and query_ip_*list.txt files
• Pass any TS3 startup flags with docker run

Quickstart

Boot up the server exposing just the main voice port (9987/udp). ServerQuery and other features are only accessible via docker exec. DB, logs, and other files are not preserved with this container, but this method is a quick way to spin up a server quickly.

docker run -d \
	-p 9987:9987/udp \
	rodaine/teamspeak3-alpine

The other ports (10011 for ServerQuery and 30033 for FileManager) can be exposed individually as well in this manner, or all ports can be exposed with -P, however the host ports will be random.

Data Volume

Providing a volume at /data in the container will automatically link and use these files and directories. A container can then be booted again later and use this existing data (read: making updates very easy!). The currently supported files are:

• logs/ (directory)
• query_ip_blacklist.txt
• query_ip_whitelist.txt
• ts3server.sqlitedb

docker run -d \
	-p 9987:9987/udp \
	-v $PWD/my_data:/data \
	rodaine/teamspeak3-alpine

TS3 Startup Flags

TS3 permits a bunch of flags at startup to customize the behavior of the server. These can be provided directly in the docker run statement, after the image name:

docker run -d \
	-p 9987:9987/udp \
	-v $PWD/my_data:/data \
	rodaine/teamspeak3-alpine \
	inifile=/data/ts3server.ini

Refer to the documentation included in your TS3 Server release for all the available flags.