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Dockerizing your GS2Emu instances

Requirements

On Windows

When given the choice, choose to run Docker in WSL2

Glossary

The following you will need to replace in the next steps:

  • <your-server-directory-name> example: my-server
  • <server-name> example: My awesome server
  • <account-name> this is just your GR account name
  • <lan-ip> this is the IP your computer has on your local network. Example: 192.168.100.5
  • <external-ip-or-hostname> this is the IP provided by your internet provider. If you have a domain set up pointing to your external ip, you can put that here instead. Example 8.8.8.8 or mydomainname.com

Preparations

1. Create a main directory to confine your configuration.

2. Create a file in your main directory called server.env, then put this info in it:

USE_ENV=true
SERVER=<your-server-directory-name>
PORT=14900
LOCALIP=<lan-ip>
SERVERIP=<external-ip-or-hostname>
INTERFACE=0.0.0.0
SERVERNAME=<server-name>
STAFFACCOUNT=<account-name>

3. Create a file in your main directory called docker-compose.yml and put following in it:

version: "3"
services:
  gserver:
    image: "xtjoeytx/gserver-v2:latest"
    restart: always
    env_file: server.env
    volumes:
      - ./server:/gserver/servers/<your-server-directory-name>
    ports:
      - 14900:14900

4. Create a directory in called server in your main directory.

5. Your main directory should now have the following files

  • file docker-compose.yml
  • file server.env
  • directory server

Running

Open up a terminal/command prompt and go to the path of your main directory, then write this in the terminal and press enter: docker-compose up -d This will run the gserver instance and will auto-restart the server on crash. And since the server directory is mapped into the docker container, your files will be persistent.