This provides the source for an easy handling and maintaining Docker image of a Red Eclipse
Server.
Additional with a Go console application which will update the DockerHub images.
Currently the Docker images are build against the latest commits and will be checked for updates once a day.
* stable does not mark the latest stable release, it tags the latest legacy version (v1.x.x)
Available architectures are amd64.
If your architecture is not available check if RE can be build on that architecture and follow An image is not available for my architecture.
We will use docker compose as it is the easiest way to manage the running container.
Create a Docker Compose file and name it docker-compose.yml, as a starting point you can use docker-compose-template.yml
Replace the <variable> including the brackets.
services:
# <service_name>: the name to access this later (e.g. `master`, `v2_0_0`)
<service_name>:
# <tag>: the image tag you want to use (e.g. `master`, `v2.0.0`)
image: iceflower/redeclipse-server:<tag>
ports:
# <serverport>: this port will be published and accessible from outside,
# the port number must match port defined in RE's `servinit.cfg`
- "<serverport>:<serverport>/udp"
# <serverport + 1>: the server port above plus one
- "<serverport + 1>:<serverport + 1>/udp"
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
# <RE home dir>: path to the RE home/ config directory on your host system
# (e.g. `/home/iceflower/re-master/home`)
- type: bind
source: <RE home dir>
target: /re-server-config/home
read_only: true
# <RE package dir>: path to the RE package directory on your host system, you can place custom maps there
# if you do not want this, just remove this section (e.g. `/home/iceflower/re-master/package`)
- type: bind
source: /home/iceflower/redeclipse-config/package
target: /re-server-config/package
read_only: true
# <sauerbraten dir>: path to a Sauerbraten directory/installation
# if you use a version higher or equal `v2.0.0` or `master` remove this section
# (e.g. `/home/iceflower/sauerbraten`)
- type: bind
source: <sauerbraten dir>
target: /re-server-config/sauer
read_only: true
logging:
options:
max-size: "2000k"
max-file: "10"To pull/start/stop a specific service add the service name to the end otherwise, it is applied to all.
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Pull the latest docker image from Docker Hub for all defined services
docker compose pull -
Start/ Restart container
docker compose up -d -
Shutdown and wait a maximum of 10 minutes before forcing it
docker compose stop --time=600
Copy and paste the whole service section above and change the values (service name, port, home directory, etc.)
First check if Red Eclipse can be build on your architecture. If yes, continue.
Follow the table below to copy the required Dockerfile next to your docker-compose.yml. Have the chosen Dockerfile in mind.
| Version | Dockerfile |
|---|---|
| master | Dockerfile_master |
| stable | Dockerfile_stable |
| < v2.0.0 | Dockerfile_stable |
| v2.0.0 | Dockerfile_2_0_0 |
Create a file named .dockerignore next to the Dockerfile with the content **.
Edit your docker-compose-yml and replace the image: ... part in the service you want to build with
build:
# <dockerfile>: name of the dockerfile, usable for the chosen tag below
dockerfile: <dockerfile>
args:
# <tag>: can be any git reference (branch name, tag, SHA) (e.g. `master`, `v2.0.0`, ...)
TAG: <tag>
RE_COMMIT: ""
ALPINE_SHA: ""
DOCKERFILE_SHA: ""Then use docker compose build to build the custom image.
Create a file with the name update-server.sh (make sure it has executable rights).
You can place it right next to the docker-compose.yml.
Adjust the directory path according where you place the file.
#!/bin/bash -e
# EDIT NEXT LINE
cd /home/iceflower/re/
docker compose stop -t 600
# docker compose build
docker compose pull
docker compose up -dTo update regularly you can create a cron job, how to do this exactly refer to a guide matching your OS.
0 3 * * * /home/iceflower/re/update-server.sh > /home/iceflower/re/cron.log 2>&1This will update every day at 3:00.
Build with
cd go-docker-updater
go build -x -o updater ./cmd/updater/For more options see --help.
The updater is used to update the DockerHub images.
https://github.com/IceflowRE/redeclipse-server-docker
- Developer
- Iceflower S
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