linux-dayz-docker | Messing around with a DayZ server in a Docker container
kandi X-RAY | linux-dayz-docker Summary
kandi X-RAY | linux-dayz-docker Summary
linux-dayz-docker is a Shell library. linux-dayz-docker has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Messing around with a DayZ server in a Docker container
Messing around with a DayZ server in a Docker container
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linux-dayz-docker has a low active ecosystem.
It has 7 star(s) with 6 fork(s). There are 2 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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The latest version of linux-dayz-docker is current.
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linux-dayz-docker releases are not available. You will need to build from source code and install.
Installation instructions are available. Examples and code snippets are not available.
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Install linux-dayz-docker
Once you're done with the server, run docker-compose down to shut the server/container down. If you wanna boot it back up, just run docker-compose up -d again. Server updates will run using SteamCMD every time the server is started back up, so it might take a few extra seconds.
Copy serverDZ.example.cfg to a new file called serverDZ.cfg. Edit the configuration options as you see fit. Optional: Copy extra configuration options from the serverDZ_extra.example.cfg file into the serverDZ.cfg file you created.
Edit the file docker-compose.yml to match your server specs/needs. Make sure all the paths (volumes), environment variables (for extra configuring) and memory limit matches what you want to limit your system to. CPU_COUNT is practically "thread count" from what I understand. Easiest way to get that number is running nproc.
Run docker-compose up -d to start up the server. It will download the server files into server_files (unless changed in docker-compose.yml).
Optional: Run docker-compose logs -ft to watch the console/server logs. Hit CTRL+C to get out of the logs.
Copy serverDZ.example.cfg to a new file called serverDZ.cfg. Edit the configuration options as you see fit. Optional: Copy extra configuration options from the serverDZ_extra.example.cfg file into the serverDZ.cfg file you created.
Edit the file docker-compose.yml to match your server specs/needs. Make sure all the paths (volumes), environment variables (for extra configuring) and memory limit matches what you want to limit your system to. CPU_COUNT is practically "thread count" from what I understand. Easiest way to get that number is running nproc.
Run docker-compose up -d to start up the server. It will download the server files into server_files (unless changed in docker-compose.yml).
Optional: Run docker-compose logs -ft to watch the console/server logs. Hit CTRL+C to get out of the logs.
Support
For mod support you will have to investigate yourself. You'll have to modify the launch options in run_server.sh, then rebuild the container using docker-compose build before (re)starting the server.
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