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A bedrock Minecraft PE Server on Docker
This documentation is for image lomot/minecraft-bedrock:1.19.83.01
Start the server
1. Install Docker in your server
apt install docker.ioor you can follow this documentation : How to install Docker
2. Create a folder for server data
This folder is for your world data and some configuration files, it contains permissions.json,server.properties,allowlist.json,worlds, if you use an empty folder, all the files will be created automatically, for example /opt/mcpe-data
mkdir -p /opt/mcpe-data3. Deploy the server
docker run -itd --restart=always --name=mcpe --net=host \
-v /opt/mcpe-data:/data \
lomot/minecraft-bedrock:1.19.83.01Upgrade the server
1. Backup your data
Backup the folder /opt/mcpe-data
cp -r /opt/mcpe-data /opt/mcpe-data.bak2. Exit and delete the old container
docker container stop mcpe
docker container rm mcpe3. Start a new container
docker run -itd --restart=always --name=mcpe --net=host \
-v /opt/mcpe-data:/data \
lomot/minecraft-bedrock:1.19.83.01Manage the server
Enter or quit the game console
docker attach mcpeTo quit, press ctrl + p + q
Use ctrl + c or ctrl + dto kill the process
Use this command to stop/start/restart/rm the server
docker container stop/start/restart/rm mcpeChange the server port
To change the server port, update server-port in the fileserver.properties
Using bridge networks will decrease the network performance, it is supposed to use host networks.
About addons, behavior_packs and resource_packs
There are too many files about addons to configure, so I made another image, to use this image, you need to manage server folder by yourself, such as update and configuration files, you can download the server files here Minecraft server.
How to use:
docker run -itd --restart=always --name=mcpe --net=host \
-v /opt/mcpe-data:/mcpe \
lomot/minecraft-bedrock:baseBinary file from
https://minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/bedrock/
Docker Hub
https://hub.docker.com/r/lomot/minecraft-bedrock