Finally!
Got my Minecraft server running inside Docker to properly stream logs through Go to this shitty web interface. Fucking hell I didn't think this would be so fucking complicated!

Edit: Forgot the image :)

I commend you for using docker and I'll mentally support you on your journey

@alexbrooklyn Docker sure makes things good load easier (and harder)

@shoop afaik you have to enable RCon (Remote Console) in config to have a connection

Nice, did so, too.
Now try to couple it with the ELK :D

@shoop @melezorus34 Yeah you can, but it doesn't provide everything I want. It was a while ago I looked in to it, but if I recall correctly it doesn't include all output from commands.

@nitwhiz I'm actually planning to integrate it into a sort of server manager, so that I can spin up new servers on the fly :)

@ScriptCoded same :)

@nitwhiz Interesting! What language are you doing stuff in?

@ScriptCoded typescript on nodejs, you?

@nitwhiz Latin on goDOS.

@nitwhiz Go for relaying Docker info to a TypeScript backend. I'd like to move completely to Go, but I'm still a Go beginner, so one thing at a time.

Is interacting with Docker a smooth process with Node? Seems like it'd be a hassle.

@ScriptCoded depends on how clean you try to do things.
I'm just fiddling around in the moment, so it's more or less just docker-compose being spawned by node.

Deployment happens automatically via gitlab ci, as soon as i merge something into master of one of my projects.

@ScriptCoded go seems for me more sane, since since it works better in background tasks.

@nitwhiz Ah I see. Just interesting to hear alternate solutions. Good luck with that!