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Roots is a game server daemon that manages Docker containers for game servers
- fishgoesblub 8mo agoBe warned, no license listed.
- mike_d 8mo agoLooking over the code it does not appear to actually do anything. If you want something like this check out https://pterodactyl.io/ https://pterodactyl.io/ It has pre-built support for like 100 games: https://github.com/pterodactyl/game-eggs https://github.com/pterodactyl/game-eggs
- bingo-bongo 8mo agoOr: https://linuxgsm.com/ https://linuxgsm.com/ - 130+ game servers. CLI only though, but really nice.
- codeonline 8mo agoI wouldn't limit yourself to describing it as a game server daemon. It's effectively a IAAS / PAAS platform if you switch to a plugin model for those games. Well done. Can you add a License to the repo please?
- allthatineed 8mo agoStrong suggestion, do not run game servers in docker containers
- thesh4d0w 8mo agoStrong suggestion, do not give advice without explaining any reasons or context
- amarant 8mo agoBut why not tho?
- jfyi 8mo agoIt’s unclear if this comment missed the fact that the previous user was using mimicry as a rhetorical device to critique the original poster, or if it was an attempt at 'yes and'-ing by doubling down on the brevity. In either case, the question would have been more effective if directed at the grandparent comment, since that is the actual source of the unsupported assertion.
- bloqs 8mo agoIndifferentBroccoli do fine with thousands?
- barrkel 8mo agoitzg's docker image for Minecraft makes life quite a bit easier - switching mod loader, versions etc. with environment variables is simpler than continuously downloading versions and juggling directories.
- Nextgrid 8mo agoWhy not? Docker is effectively free on Linux. You only get the performance hit on macOS and Windows (since it runs the containers in a hidden Linux VM).
- squigz 8mo agoCreated 3 weeks ago. 27 commits, half of which seem to be version bumps. Why should anyone want to use this, OP?