Sorry I’m confused, is this a server or a client? Looks like you’re spinning up a dedicated server. Also wondering g why the Docker socket needs to be mounted?
EDIT: hahahaha I didn’t watch enough of the video. Holy shit
Heh, I made one of these once to do web server deploys. Could start/stop with the lever and monitor health checks with Redstone. Had user traffic trigger a sheep dispenser, so we could visualize user activity as they floated down a stream.
Also had a release pipeline visualized as an animal pushed down a minecart track… when the release engineer and deploy engineer hit separate buttons simultaneously, to prevent unauthorized deploys to prod. I couldn’t get the rollback redstone circuitry coordinated enough to redeploy the last animal installed, though, so I gave up there.
this is insane dude lol
Great work! Are you publicizing the docker container?
Sorry I’m confused, is this a server or a client? Looks like you’re spinning up a dedicated server. Also wondering g why the Docker socket needs to be mounted?
EDIT: hahahaha I didn’t watch enough of the video. Holy shit
Amazing
No boss I swear I’m not playing games on company time, I’m just managing the docker server!
Heh, I made one of these once to do web server deploys. Could start/stop with the lever and monitor health checks with Redstone. Had user traffic trigger a sheep dispenser, so we could visualize user activity as they floated down a stream.
Also had a release pipeline visualized as an animal pushed down a minecart track… when the release engineer and deploy engineer hit separate buttons simultaneously, to prevent unauthorized deploys to prod. I couldn’t get the rollback redstone circuitry coordinated enough to redeploy the last animal installed, though, so I gave up there.
This is awesome, lol. Maybe adding blocks to a “container” can docker exec a command.
“Hey this is Minecraft, I know this!”
Oh my god this is incredible
Managing by walking around! Nice