Nice to Haves

specify version (this is complicated by backups / restores, need to be version-aware)
allow for ftp connection to server so that the admin (person deploying the service) can actually make themselves an admin and install various mods.
allow the admin to send an arbitrary docker exec command from the frontend (login protected so only admin can do it)
- THIS REQUIRES USER TIERS
- user tiers
- superuser
- regular users (start/stop)
- viewers (see IP)
- do we use an admin panel to allow them to interact with the minecraft shell, restart minecraft server (without rebooting EC2)
BILLING.
- collect payment from your users

Must Haves

documentation for how to set up the server.
- "I've never used AWS. How do I set up an account and get the relevant credentials?"
- full deployment walk-through, how to get all the dependencies (WOULD BE NICE TO ONLY NEED DOCKER, but MVP will be okay with clear docs on "install node, docker, aws-cdk installed with npm -g")
- how does that person get admin access to themselves?
- MVP workflow:
- document how to get to AWS Console for EC2 and what docker exec commands to issue to accomplish command setup tasks.
- FTP access, so document how to add their ssh key and go about uploading config files.
- rebooting the EC2 (issue destroy, deploy) will be how they restart the mc server for changes to take effect.
How will the admin "add their friends" to be able to log in to the frontend and start/stop the server.
- cognito console where they can make users and groups
- we will add groups ourselves (to the stack) and tell the admin to only add their friends to these groups
the person starting the server can provide their username to become "admin by default" (no need for Console access)
- the user_data script will have to wait for the minecraft server to start up (finish downloading its jar file) then issue the admin granting command.