Geoff Bourne

I don't think so since Heroku is intended for deploying web based services. The bedrock server/client uses a proprietary UDP protocol.

That would be a really cool feature. Off hand I'm not sure how to implement that since this image doesn't intercept any of the client-server communication. I guess if it...

The idea of an admin portal for this image (and the Java edition one) would be great; however, that should exist as a separate project with appropriate flexibility for all...

Unlike my java edition server image I really wanted to stay out of the `chown`'ing business with this image since it always left the source of truth for file ownership...

I'm still not sure what was preventing your container from starting up at all since the provided example compose file works fine. Can you provide the compose file you attempted?...

I agree it would be nice to do it one-shot with the compose file and UID/GID variables; however, the container's user gets "demoted" at entrypoint time: https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-bedrock-server/blob/891eea45017b51aa206e6cfe99aed4481565f449/Dockerfile#L20 I will need...

That would be great if you could contribute an example of the deployment. If you want to PR that, the `examples` directory would work well. Feel free to create a...

I wasn't able to re-create this issue so far. Do you have more than one minecraft-bedrock-server running at a time? That shouldn't be a problem, but curious if that's involved....

Yes, one very nice benefit of docker compose is that it'll automatically maintain a volume for each declared volume, such as `/data`. If you want to be extra sure the...

Yep everything in `/data` gets persisted