Building a Minecraft Server Hosting Company Series - VLOG #1

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I'm going to start a series where I document building out a minecraft server system / company. So far the tech I'm using includes React, Context Api, Express, Typescript, SQLite, Docker, Bootstrap.

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I know this is an older video, but this is a really great idea. I've been searching for ideas for this as I have people who want a server but don't want to get technical with it and just have a place to play with friends. At the moment, they use Aternos (free Minecraft server hosting but it's not 24/7 and you get 1GB of RAM - sometimes 2GB) however they want something cheap, local, easy-to-use, reliable, and secure (I live within a 30km range or around 18.6 miles from the people/friends who want this done) Also, a cool idea is a 7-Day free trial which requires payment information so there cant be an "easy" way around it to get free hosting, and if the details have been used for a trial already, they cant be used again. Along with a pre-set domain, no choosing a domain (after all its free - the free trial anyway) I've taken a look at some newer videos on the same subject, and this concept and what has been achieved so far, is pretty awesome, it's not perfect but I could call this a functional company/web app/website. Hats off!

lylam_dev

You are definitely the coolest tech guy

probablyarth

I have a few questions. Does it run off your home internet? How do you get your PC downstairs to like know that someone purchase a server and they have to start it up. How do you make it where they can put there own domain like you give a custom random ip example 102.102.102 and then they put there own domain. And how do you give random ips when someone buys a server?

coderr_

An idea? Make a file manager so users can add plugins and add worlds.

thayaganthusiyanthan

Can you make a video like a tutorial on how to start working like that?

curbeaclips

Hey I’ve been thinking about starting a similar project. You think it would be feasible/cost effective to implement it in AWS? I have lots of experience hosting Minecraft servers and decent experience with AWS. Was curious if you ever thought about it!

Thanks for sharing, it looks like a fun project!

HaukinimaFaanunu

I have been trying to create this as a personal project and I was curious as to how you were able to get a live terminal to a docker Minecraft server. I know you said websockets which I have tried that but there seems to be many ways to call the logs, what is the websocket actually fetching?

I tried making it do a docker attach container_name to display the logs but i cant enter commands through that so i end up having to do rcon to send commands to it. There is a couple other ways I tried to implement it like fetching from a volume for the log file then refreshing the page and still using rcon but that doesn't seem ideal. Any tips would help!

edit:
After 40 hours of troubleshooting I found out it was my lack of knowledge of docker. I never put the -it tag in the docker container.

docker run -d -it -e EULA=TRUE -p 25565:25565 --name mc-server itzg/minecraft-server

docker attach mc-server

dundydunker

Could you please tell how can I run a Minecraft server in php/node js backend? or do I need something else for hosting a MC server?

promethewz

I have a problem with the minecraft server hosting project I am trying to practice but when I run the agent it gives me an error and I can only run the client please help thanks

darespvpmc