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DockerCraft

Docker image for creating Minecraft servers 📦

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The Story

Ever had a Minecraft server eating up resources 24/7 even when no one's playing? That's the exact problem that kept bugging me. Sure, you could manually shut down the server, but who wants to be the server babysitter? That's when DockerCraft was born - a solution that lets your Minecraft server take smart power naps.

What Makes It Special

Imagine your server as a friendly shopkeeper. When players are around, it's fully awake and ready to serve. But when the last player leaves, instead of staying up all night, it dims the lights and dozes off, saving precious resources. As soon as someone knocks the door (tries to connect), it springs back to life in seconds. Pure magic! ✨

The Technical Craft

Core Features

The Secret Sauce

Built this beast using:

Challenges & Solutions

The Resource Puzzle 🧩

The Configuration Conundrum 🎯

Impact & Numbers

Behind the Scenes

The project started as a fork but evolved into something much more comprehensive. Working with Timvisee (Lazymc's creator) and learning from the Minecraft server community shaped DockerCraft into what it is today. Every feature added was driven by real user needs and community feedback.

What's Next?

Getting started

Use this command to immediately start a server with the default settings

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sudo docker run -p 25565:25565 -e okazakee/mcserver-lazymc-docker