This repository bundles CubeCoders AMP into a Debian-based Docker image. (mitchtalmadge/amp-dockerized:latest) so that you can set up game servers with ease!

In a nutshell, AMP (Application Management Panel) allows you to manage one or more game servers from a web UI. You need a CubeCoders AMP Licence to use this image.

Updates to AMP are automatically bundled into new Docker images. We check for updates every 15 minutes and package them up for you right away!

Please note: This is a community-made unofficial image, and is not endorsed by CubeCoders.

Please DO NOT bug CubeCoders for support without first asking here; they do not support nor endorse this image and will tell you that you are on your own.

If you need help with AMP when using this image, please create an issue and we will figure it out!

If you are using Unraid, please check out this support topic made by one of our community members, @CorneliousJD!

Tested and Working:

• Factorio
• McMyAdmin
• Minecraft Java Edition
• Minecraft Bedrock Edition
• srcds (GMod, TF2, ...)
• StarBound

Untested:

• Everything Else

If you are able to get an untested module working, please make an issue about it so we can add it to the tested list and create an example docker-compose.yml config!

If you are not able to get a module working, make an issue and we can work together to figure out a solution!

I recommend using Docker Compose to set up the image. Sample configurations are provided for each module in the example-configs directory in the GitHub repo.

AMP is designed to detect hardware changes and will de-activate all instances when something significant changes. This is to stop people from sharing pre-activated instances and bypassing the licencing server. One way of detecting changes is to look at the MAC address of the host's network card. A change here will de-activate instances.

By default, Docker assigns a new MAC address to a container every time it is restarted. Therefore, unless you want to painstakingly re-activate all your instances on every server reboot, you need to assign a permanent MAC address.

For most people, this can be accomplished by generating a random MAC address in Docker's acceptable range. The instructions to do so are as follows:

• Visit this page: https://miniwebtool.com/mac-address-generator/
• Put 02:42:AC in as the prefix
• Choose the format with colons :
• Generate
• Copy the generated MAC and use it when starting the container.

  • For docker run, use the following flag: (Substitute your generated MAC)

    --mac-address="02:42:AC:XX:XX:XX"

  • For Docker Compose, use the following key next to image:

    mac_address: 02:42:AC:XX:XX:XX

If you have a unique network situation, a random MAC may not work for you. In that case you will need to come up with your own solution to prevent address conflicts.

If you need help with any of this, please make an issue.

Here's a rough (and potentially incorrect) list of default ports for the various modules. Each module also exposes port 8080 for the Web UI (can be changed with environment variables). If you find an inaccuracy, open an issue!

Just a quick note about ports: some games use TCP, some games use UDP. Make sure you are using the right protocol. Don't fall into the trap of accidentally mapping a TCP port for a UDP game -- you won't be able to connect.

Important Details:

• Americans: This is spelled licenCe not licenSe. Got me a few times.
• When a McMyAdmin licence is provided, the one and only instance will be a Minecraft instance. This cannot be overridden; you must buy a new license to use AMP with other/multiple games.

To run multiple game servers under this image, use the default value of ADS (Application Deployment Service) which allows you to create various modules from the web ui.

To be clear, this Docker image creates ONE instance by default. If you want to create more, use ADS as the first instance, and create the rest with the web UI. Otherwise, you can pick any other module from the list.

Here are the accepted values for the MODULE variable:

When not specified, these both default to ID 1000; i.e. the first non-system user on the host.

Example: TZ=America/Denver

If you would like to run your own shell scripts in this container, which can be useful to e.g. install extra dependencies for a game's plugin, you can use the /home/amp/scripts volume.

Currently, only one script is supported: startup.sh. Place a file named startup.sh into the volume, and it will be run on container startup.

Example: Installing extra packages

echo "Downloading dependencies for Valheim Plus Mod..."
apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y \
        libc6 \
        libc6-dev

Setting up HTTPS is independent of the Docker image. Just follow this official guide and when it tells you to access /home/AMP/.ampdata, access the volume you mapped on the host instead. It has the same contents. To restart the AMP instances, just restart the Docker container.

Or, just put CloudFlare and its free SSL cert in front of your web UI and save yourself hours of pain.

To upgrade, all you have to do is pull our latest Docker image! We automatically check for AMP updates every hour. When a new version is released, we build and publish an image both as a standalone tag and on :latest.

I welcome contributors! Just open an issue first, or post in one of the contibution welcome / help wanted issues, so that we can discuss before you start coding. Thank you for helping!!