This project creates a docker image which is intended to be used as part of a wider system running Minecraft Bedrock Server in docker.
- Listen on a MQTT topic for a message saying a backup has been taken.
- Copy & unzip the backup.
- Run bedrock-viz to generate map and all html supporting files.
- rsync map files to web host
- Send MQTT message to say map has been updated.
- Assume a multi-server environment. i.e. more than one BDS running in different containers, with backups saved to a central location.
- Assume all map generation is done in series, not concurrently.
- The current implementation assumes that the time taken to generate maps is shorter than the interval between backup messages.
Copy example.env and set environment variables, then use your file in docker. Or just define environment variables in docker-compose.
Bind volumes:
/backups- the shared volume where backups are saved to./data- a persistent volume where this image can save working files and generated maps. (If not set this image will still work but may re-generate existing maps when restarted.)
For an example docker-compose setup, see https://github.com/edward3h/docker-bds-integration-test