This Docker image provides Waterfall Minecraft Proxy versions. You can easily run a Minecraft Proxy using this image.
docker run -it -d -p 25565:25577 --name endkind-waterfall endkind/waterfall:latestThis command starts a Waterfall server in detached mode (-d), maps port 25565 from the host to the container.
docker volume create endkind-waterfall
docker run -it -d -p 25565:25577 --name endkind-waterfall -v endkind-waterfall:/waterfall --restart=always endkind/waterfall:latestWhen deploying your server for production or if you require version stability, consider using specific image versions. For example:
docker run -it -d -p 25565:25577 endkind/waterfall:1.20By specifying a version like 1.20, you ensure that your server runs a known and tested version of Waterfall.
latestuses always the newest version1.211.201.191.181.171.161.151.141.131.121.11
You can customize your Waterfall server by setting the following environment variables:
MIN_RAM(default: 32M) - Minimum RAM allocated for the server.MAX_RAM(default: 512M) - Maximum RAM allocated for the server.JAVA_FLAGS- Additional Java flags generated with flags.sh.WATERFALL_FLAGS(default: --nojline) - Custom Waterfall server flags.TZ(example: Europe/Berlin) - Set the time zone for the server.
These environment variables allow you to tailor your Waterfall server's configuration to your specific requirements. You can adjust memory allocation, specify custom Java flags, and configure various server settings to suit your needs.
Replace <version> with the desired version.
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This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
This project includes code derived from the PaperMC project.