Eco Server Docker Images

nidaren/eco-server:environment

This image is version agnostic, it can run any branch or version selected automatically or specified by the user.

It will be downloaded and applied as per the docker-compose file or local user files will be used if present.

Contrary to official docker builds of Eco Server, these images offer proper signal handling, this means that whenever SIGINT (cltr+c) or SIGTERM, or any other termination signal is sent, proper Server saving will occur and a clean exit.

My docker images contain all the dependencies which enable running of mods dependent on SQLite like Chronicler.

I strongly advise to use Docker Compose or similar service, to deploy your containers. They have added startup logic as well as some settings.

IMPORTANT: Make sure you use proper docker compose file, written specifically for the image type it uses. They are available below.

Chronicler users: SQLite.Interop.dll from Mods/Chronicler folder will be automatically deleted, as this library is NOT compatible with Linux!

If local server files are present, these will be used.

Functionality:

• Exposes entire Server Root
• Contains everything for mods dependent on SQLite like Chronicler.
• Ports for game server, webserver, RCON are all available.
• Proper termination signal handling - each time SIGINT, SIGTERM is received by any process, server is saved properly.
• Fast SteamCMD that remembers its update status within container.
• Exposes environmental variables:
  • VERSION_BRANCH - accepts string: release, playtest, staging - version of the server to download.
  • UPDATE_SERVER - accepts true/false - Checks for server updates on the selected branch before running the Server.
  • STEAM_FEEDBACK - accepts true/false - steamcmd output in console, when false it saves it to Logs/latestSteam.log.

Please use the following docker-compose file: https://pastebin.com/MZqhkH1B

version: '3.8'

services:
  eco-server-environment:
    container_name: eco-server-env
    image: nidaren/eco-server:environment
    restart: unless-stopped
    # comment out both stdin_opn and tty if you don't need these functionalities.
    # both work in detached mode (-d) when attaching to the container
    stdin_open: true # interactive: allows to input keyboard commands to the container in (-d) detached mode.
    tty: true        # tty: pseudo terminal, needed if using stdin_open, adds colors as well.
    volumes:
    # Exposes root of the Server
    # source - host, target - container
    # you can freely change source (host) but don't change target!
      - type: bind
        source: ./eco-server    # source - location on the host
        target: /home/container/server # target - DON'T modify, location inside container
    environment:
      VERSION_BRANCH: release # release, playtest, staging or any other branch present on steam
      UPDATE_SERVER: true # Checks for server updates on the selected branch before running the Server
      STEAM_FEEDBACK: false # steamcmd output in console, when false it saves it to Logs/latestSteam.log
    ports:
      # Ports to be assigned in format host:container
      - "3000:3000/udp" # GameServerPort from Network.eco
      - "3001:3001/tcp" # WebServerPort from Network.eco
      - "3002:3002/tcp" # RconServerPort from Network.eco

Pterodactyl

nidaren/pterodactyl:eco-chronicler

Images in this set are designed to work with Pterodactyl hosting environment and not suitable to run without it.

This docker image is designed to be used with Eco egg available in Pterodactyl eggs library by default.
It adds required Linux shared objects to enable running of Chronicler plugin, which would otherwise crash, reporting missing libraries.

Usage:

1. In Pterodactyl panel, in the Custom Image field, paste the docker image link.
2. Stop the server, download Chronicler, upload to Mods folder.
3. Run your Eco egg.

IMPORTANT: SQLite.Interop.dll from Mods/Chronicler folder will be automatically deleted, as this library is NOT compatible with Linux!

Please note: Image contains all needed prerequisites to run Chronicler with Eco, but the plugin itself as well as any additional files need to be downloaded and added as per Pterodactyl's requirements.