Minecraft
Before You Join
Once your server has installed and you have checked the Startup tab, you can start it by clicking the start button. Your server may take a few minutes to pull the docker image and start up.
If your server says Unsupported Java Version, click the dropdown and choose Java 17.
Your server will also ask you to accept the EULA. You can do this by clicking the I Accept button.
Your server may say Preparing spawn area: 0% for a while. This is normal, and just wait for it to finish.
Once your server is says Server marked as running ..., you can copy the Address and paste it in to Minecraft.
Want to use your own domain?
You will need to create 2 DNS records for your domain.
- Create an
CNAMErecord with the following settings:
Name/Hostfield set to orserver(or anything you want that is not the domain on how you want to access the server)Value/Targetfield set to your server'sAddressfound in theConsoletab (without the port)
- Create an
SRVrecord with the following settings:Name/Hostfield set to_minecraft._tcpPriorityfield set to0Weightfield set to5Portfield set to your server'sPrimaryport found in theNetworktabTargetfield set to your domain includingName/Hostfield from theCNAMErecord
After you have created these records, you may need to wait up to 24 hours for the changes to take effect.
After You Join
After you join your server for the first time, you will need to give yourself admin permissions. You can do this by typing
/op <your minecraft username>
in the panel's console. Making sure to replace <your minecraft username> with your actual Minecraft username.
You can change server settings by going to the Files tab and editing the server.properties file.