Provides a web based "Minecraft Server as a Service" (MCaaS?) to deploy Minecraft server containers on any Docker Swarm cluster or standalone Engine instance.
This is a Spring Boot based application, so it can be run at development time using:
./mvnw -Drun.arguments=...see below... spring-boot:run
or packaged using
./mvnw package
On Windows use the mvnw.bat instead or on any platform bring your own copy of Maven 3.x.
If using a TLS authenticated Swarm/Daemon, copy the certificates directory into this project's space as a directory called certs. If using an insecure connection, just create an empty certs directory.
With that run
docker build -t mccy .
By default, the application serves up at port 8080, such as
and the user is "mccy". The password is output in the startup logs or you can pin it down by passing --security.user.password.
There are several options available to configure, but the only required one is mccy.docker-host-uri. When running the packaged jar,
it is passed as
java -jar target/mccy-swarm-*.jar --mccy.docker-host-uri=...
where you provide a http: for insecure Docker access or https: for secure/authenticated.
In the case of authenticated Docker connections, you will need to point to a directory with the appropriate
certificates using mccy.docker-cert-path. For example, the directory you download from your Carina Cluster
is exactly what you'll need.
After following the steps above in Building with Docker, start a MCCY container using
docker run -d --name mccy -p 8080:8080 mccy --mccy.docker-host-uri=...
where the last part is the same command-line options described above.
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All of the extra details can be found at the wiki.