docker-traefik VS RaspberryPiMinecraft

https://github.com/htpcBeginner/docker-traefik/blob/master/docker-compose-t2.yml under the Traefik section has it commented out. It's a big file but I just remember it having it. They set the domain names in an .env but you could just type it in.

So I tried running this script as part of a larger plan to re-work all of my containers.

For roughly similar needs, I used the guides at SmartHomeBeginner to help design the foundation. For me, docker is what makes managing everything manageable. I have one 24/7 Linux server running as the docker host (and Traefik, Plex, AdGuard, MongoDB, FileRun, oauth, sycthing, ...) containers doing what I need. If using docker, the host distro barely matters.

Check out this. The author and the discord channel are very active, lots of guides for various scenarios and different apps, plus the github has his compose files and a bunch of other config and examples too. It's how I got started. https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/

I really got started with a docker-compose setup by using smarthomebeginner. The guide I followed is fairly complex; it includes a reverse proxy and setting up ssl certificates using CloudFlare.

# Plus d'informations sur la façon d'utiliser ceci: https://github.com/htpcBeginner/docker-traefik/pull/228

https://github.com/htpcBeginner/docker-traefik/blob/master/docker-compose-t2.yml (always over 50 containers)

I’m running a Minecraft server on my opi5 and it works like a charm. I followed this guide. Before I had a raspi4 and it worked okay but on the opi5 it’s tremendously faster!

i agree with everything u/~defron~ has mentioned so far. I'd like to add a bit more to the whole OS thing. Windows is a straight no go, unstable, bloated, memory hog, the list goes on. As for linux, there are plenty of choices, although options like UnRaid/Truenas/OpenMediaVault all are great aesthetically wise, gui for managing your users, permissions, storage, containers you will generally always find yourself limited by them at one point or another, especially with the use case you described. Something like ubuntu with mergerfs and snapraid and a samba share took me around 20 minutes to configure. Vallheilm i've not had experience with but after 2 minutes of googling i found this. Minecraft on the other hand is incredibly easy to set up, if you take a look at this repository you can have a paper minecraft server with one command install that auto updates and sets it up for you within 2 minutes. For power saving I'd recommend you set up a systemd script to set powertop --auto-tune to autostart on boot and use hdparm to set hdd sleep time. With all drives spun down I get around 10W idle on ubuntu and around 18W on TrueNAS. ZFS is great, but i don't see it's use for a personal home build. As for your discord scripts, since you mentioned you use docker profesionally, i don't see why you couldn't just make a dockerfile for each bot and run them as containers.

You can follow this guide to set it up.

Easiest way is to just make an Ubuntu VM and past this script.

I also have a script available that has done this for many years: https://github.com/TheRemote/RaspberryPiMinecraft

What game server are you trying to run using pterodactyl. If it's minecraft, you can use a simple bash script like this https://github.com/TheRemote/RaspberryPiMinecraft .

Paper actually won't work with OpenJDK 18. This is a big headache for my Raspberry Pi Minecraft Paper Minecraft Server Script which has to download a copy of OpenJDK 17 locally to solve this problem.