docker-mc-backup VS minecraft_startup_script

Each Docker container has it's now backup strategy. For example: * Portainer https://docs.portainer.io/admin/settings#backup-portainer * [docker] itzg Minecraft https://github.com/itzg/docker-mc-backup * [docker] MongoDB I have a homegrown script that runs a mongodump every hour and dumps it the mounted backup folder * [docker] Home Assistant - I use HA Google Drive Backup to back up my config

Sever has 64GB, so I'm fine. I use docker for everything on the server. I use the mc-backupmc-backup image to restic backup all of my worlds, and another container for netdata.

That being said if you wanna go for it here’s a startup script I used: https://github.com/jsnod/minecraft_startup_script

For Minecraft, it's usually just a ".jar" to launch (but it need to stay "alive" in the "Terminal" so usually using screen which let you disconnect/reconnect the terminal without interrupting what's running) but if you want to manage it, you either can use a script (there's plenty of it, on example: https://github.com/jsnod/minecraft_startup_script) or there's web interface that let you do that, either on Linux or Windows (on Windows: Fork is a good one. If you want to check more, there's a list of Minecraft server's wrapper).