I spent a ton of hours banging my head against the desk as i was using diff minecraft type than forge but even so....Bravo. This was an amazing series of videos. Thank you very much. My only question I would have is, do we have to always have docker open to run this or are we able to run this by utilizing the docker-compose.yml file like old school bat files?
I just binged the playlist, and I got my server set up. Honestly amazing content thanks, the audit logging part is definitely gonna help me out in my day job. Please keep doing what you're doing, this was a better tutorial for all this tools necause I actually UNDERSTAND why these features exist and thier real world applications. Had a couple of questions though? What are some alternate tools we could use... Splunk? Also how about running the server in High availability mode... Is there a way we can mirror the two and half a live copy be a few second behind so we can instantly get back into the action upon a crash (which is all too common with modded Minecraft)
As long as you can scrape the logs from the application using application X you could send them to any application B. Yes Splunk can be used if you can aggregate logs into it. Minecraft can’t run in high availability because of its architecture. Can’t perform multiple writes to the database from multiple worlds. Also can’t connect people to 1 server and then transition them to another seamlessly.
This was a solid series. As a Sys Admin who doesn't deal in Docker all that often and mostly deals with VM's this was a solid introduction to setting up docker for a production application deployment. I do think it'd be helpful for those approaching this from a Linux environment if you showed how to setup Cron job to run backups as well. #!/bin/bash # backup.sh # Destination for backups backup_dir="/path/to/backup/directory/" # Source to be backed up source_dir="/path/to/source/directory/" # Timestamp for the backup folder timestamp=$(date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S") # Create the backup in the specified directory tar -czvf "$backup_dirbackup_$timestamp.tar.gz" "$source_dir" followed by some chmod +x backup.sh and then a high level overview of crontab -e to setup your RPO. Having said that SOLID work and a good series.
Thanks for the good video's! Can you maybe also make a video how RCON works with the itzg/minecraft docker container? I see he also has a container itzg/rcon but I can't get it working. Can you maybe show to us how it works because it looks very nice to have a GUI for the Minecraft commands.
I spent a ton of hours banging my head against the desk as i was using diff minecraft type than forge but even so....Bravo. This was an amazing series of videos. Thank you very much. My only question I would have is, do we have to always have docker open to run this or are we able to run this by utilizing the docker-compose.yml file like old school bat files?
I just binged the playlist, and I got my server set up. Honestly amazing content thanks, the audit logging part is definitely gonna help me out in my day job.
Please keep doing what you're doing, this was a better tutorial for all this tools necause I actually UNDERSTAND why these features exist and thier real world applications.
Had a couple of questions though? What are some alternate tools we could use... Splunk? Also how about running the server in High availability mode... Is there a way we can mirror the two and half a live copy be a few second behind so we can instantly get back into the action upon a crash (which is all too common with modded Minecraft)
As long as you can scrape the logs from the application using application X you could send them to any application B. Yes Splunk can be used if you can aggregate logs into it. Minecraft can’t run in high availability because of its architecture. Can’t perform multiple writes to the database from multiple worlds. Also can’t connect people to 1 server and then transition them to another seamlessly.
@@TheSudo I see thank you very much
This was a solid series. As a Sys Admin who doesn't deal in Docker all that often and mostly deals with VM's this was a solid introduction to setting up docker for a production application deployment. I do think it'd be helpful for those approaching this from a Linux environment if you showed how to setup Cron job to run backups as well.
#!/bin/bash
# backup.sh
# Destination for backups
backup_dir="/path/to/backup/directory/"
# Source to be backed up
source_dir="/path/to/source/directory/"
# Timestamp for the backup folder
timestamp=$(date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
# Create the backup in the specified directory
tar -czvf "$backup_dirbackup_$timestamp.tar.gz" "$source_dir"
followed by some chmod +x backup.sh and then a high level overview of crontab -e to setup your RPO.
Having said that SOLID work and a good series.
I agree, i'm learning and on linux, so that would be helpful. I can probably figure out based off what you pasted. Thanks.
Updoots for the bash script!
Thanks for the good video's! Can you maybe also make a video how RCON works with the itzg/minecraft docker container?
I see he also has a container itzg/rcon but I can't get it working. Can you maybe show to us how it works because it looks very nice to have a GUI for the Minecraft commands.
You beat me to it :D already made auto backups!
Hi, I'm interested in the Linux version! thanks!
This one didnt have the captions. I miss them
Thanks man!
it says cannot preform a cyclic copy ?