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rpi-minecraft-server

Minecraft Server for Docker on the Raspberry Pi.

Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/frozenfoxx/rpi-minecraft-server/

How to Build

git clone [email protected]:frozenfoxx/rpi-minecraft-server.git
cd rpi-minecraft-server
docker build .

How to Use this Image

Quickstart

The following will set up, install, and run the latest Minecraft server. This is fine for testing but not ideal for long term.

docker run -d --name=minecraft_server \
  -p 25565:25565 \
  -v /srv \
  -e EULA=true \
  -e DEFAULT_OP=[name] \
  frozenfoxx/rpi-minecraft-server

Data Container

To persist your world data, plugins, and other information you're going to want to create a data container (or otherwise mount storage). The following will quickly create one:

docker create -v /srv --name minecraft_data frozenfoxx/rpi-minecraft-server /bin/true

You can then mount this container using --volumes-from:

docker run -d --name=minecraft_server \
  -p 25565:25565 \
  --volumes-from minecraft_data \
  -e EULA=true \
  -e DEFAULT_OP=[name] \
  frozenfoxx/rpi-minecraft-server

Docker Compose

You can also adjust and deploy the server via the docker-compose.yml as such:

docker-compose up -d minecraft

Configuration

Environment Variables

This image can be configured using environment variables. The following are the most common used.

EULA: required by Mojang.
DEFAULT_OP: required when creating a new container. Any usernames specified will be added to the ops.json file.
JAVA_OPS: JVM options.
MINECRAFT_HOME: home of the Minecraft server (default: /srv)
MOTD: message of the day.
LEVEL_NAME: world to load.
LEVEL_SEED: world seed.
DIFFICULTY: difficulty of the world.
GAMEMODE: game type to load.
PVP: whether to allow Player vs Player combat.