A bunch of containerized dedicated servers for games I play on the reg.
| Games | Docs | Dockerhub |
|---|---|---|
| Don't Starve | README |  |
| Dwarf Fortress | README |  |
| Rust | README |  |
| Valheim | README |  |
| Satisfatory | README |  |
| Factorio | README |  |
| Minecraft | README |  |
| Terraria | README |  |
| SteamCMD | README |  |
- Upcoming Games
- Arma 3 - 233780
- Don't Starve Together - 343050
- Stationeers - 600760
- Project Zomboid - 223250
- Killing Floor - 222860
- Insurgency
For the most part all of these follow some a similar pattern:
/data
|__configs/ <- server configs go here
|__logs/ <- log files should appear here where necessary, otherwise logs will appear in stdout
|__mods/ <- if the game supports mods, they would go here
|__saves/ <- game saves are made here
/games
|__<game_name>/ <- executables and game install lives here
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There is a linux user and group named after the specified game (IE for Factorio there is a factorio user)
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All of the configuration files should get mounted into
/data/configs -
All containers have configs with sane defaults which should allow you to launch them without configuration
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You should be able to simply run the containers, export the proper ports and everything will run without much else required
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If you don't have access to config files I've included defaults in the images so you can use them as reference
Build an image from a folder with .hack/build.sh <folder>.
Build and test locally an image from a folder with .hack/test.sh <folder> <force>
MIT