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MitchTalmadge / AMP-dockerized

CubeCoders AMP in a Docker Image. Easily create game servers for games like Minecraft, GMod, TF2, Factorio, and StarBound!
https://hub.docker.com/r/mitchtalmadge/amp-dockerized
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Multiple Minecraft Servers? #84

Closed judsonjames closed 3 years ago

judsonjames commented 3 years ago

Diagnostic Info

OS | Linux
Platform | Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
System Type | x86_64
Virtualization | Docker
Module | MinecraftModule
Loaded Plugins | FileManagerPlugin, EmailSenderPlugin, WebRequestPlugin, LocalFileBackupPlugin, CommonCorePlugin
Application Name | AMP
Application Version | 2.2.0.2
Release Stream | Release
Build Date | 26/07/2021 12:53

So far the Docker container has been working great, aside from something I think I'm missing. I've been using itzg/minecraft-server for a while and saw AMP as a way to consolidate all of my servers into an admin panel/runner. However, when I log into the AMP Panel, I only have the option to work with a single Minecraft Server. Do I need to run different instances of the image in my compose network to be able to use more than one? IE I have a vanilla, a Pixelmon, and a creative server, am I supposed to only have access to one server with this container?

If not, that's cool too, just didn't see an issue that mentioned this.

kieeps commented 3 years ago

When I log in to amp i get the option to create a bunch of instances, not sure why you would only be able to do one?

Everytime I create a new instance it automatically get a unique port so that won't be a problem.

Don't you have the option to add more instances?

EDIT: i just saw you run "module: Minecraft", maby that limits the option to run more instances? I just run it as amp

MitchTalmadge commented 3 years ago

I agree with above, it looks like you are using the "Minecraft" module. You should use "ADS". This will allow you to start multiple instances. See module section in the readme

judsonjames commented 3 years ago

Yep, I must have overlooked that section entirely. I changed my module from Minecraft to ADS, deleted my amp_data volume, rebuilt my container, and I was good to go. Now have several game servers running concurrently, after some configuration on some of the forge specific servers.

Thanks @kieeps, @MitchTalmadge