factorio-sites VS factorio-docker

If you have logistic robots, just use blue requester chests to get fuel and auto fuel your trains at each station. You may want to look at different block blueprints at someplace like https://factorioblueprints.tech/ or https://factorioprints.com/ and either copy them directly or make your own based on them. Then just start like you would expect, make one block for copper mining, one for copper smelting, setup the trains and then just continue. If you need more of something later, just copy+paste the blocks and add more trains.

or use one of the alternative sites like: https://factorioprints.com/ or https://factorioblueprints.tech/

Hey, nice work! You could also try uploading it here https://factorioblueprints.tech/

You should use something like factorioblueprints instead of pastebin since pastebin keeps removing blueprints pretty quickly..

fatorio blueprints . tech

I've posted blueprints on https://factorioblueprints.tech

Or try https://factorioblueprints.tech/ :)

The introduction of pipes and figuring out to make use of coal in one package is a bit of a jump for both newbies and veteran players. Spaghettifi your designs by not deleting anything. Just connect and go. Or surf through websites such as https://factorioprints.com/ or https://factorioblueprints.tech/ for inspiration and ideas. If those don't satisfy your needs you can always try downloading the creative mod and do or test whatever design you want without constraints.

Hey, very nicely done! You could consider uploading it to https://factorioblueprints.tech/

I got the new DS224+ which comes with an Intel processor so it seems like the perfect server setup. I just started looking into this but this docker image seems perfect. Now DSM has changed it's docker app name to "Container Manager" which was the first hurdle I had to get over. Now I need to figure out how to setup the config for the docker image and setup a secure server that's exposed to the outside. (I got a unifi network running.) Anyone done this yet? Any pointers?

In the end my Factorio server ended up running bare metal just because it was easier, so I might not be the right person to answer that. :) I just did https://github.com/factoriotools/factorio-docker before I tore it down, basically.

I am running a factorio server via the docker image from https://github.com/factoriotools/factorio-docker. Running the server, setting up mods and running a custom save all work fine.

There already exist Docker images for factorio servers, enabling one-click download, installation and running of a server. https://hub.docker.com/r/factoriotools/factorio

Update... I used the container found here and modified the docker-compose file to set QEMU_EXECVE=1 in the environment variables. Assuming you have the qemu-user-static package installed, this will utilize QEMU user space emulation for the container. Works fine so far, no checksum issues. No idea how fast it is though compared to box64. I'm also on the oracle cloud ARM box you have.

How long until Steam auto-updates generally? There's already a new image on factoriotools and I updated my server but haven't gotten the update on steam yet, so now they're out of sync.

And here's where the image is (with instructions and all): https://github.com/factoriotools/factorio-docker.

Almost just plug-and-play.