This July I’m trying something a bit different. We’re going to try to create complete projects each week of the month.

Earlier this week we explored remote container environments for development that allow you to install, run and debug your development environments inside of isolated containers.

Lets make a new Minecraft server running Minecraft 1.15 for fun and shenanigans with friends. We’ll be exploring Spigot, Bungeecord and Docker Compose in order to get this up and running.

Lets get started building MC Clone a new plugin/mod for minecraft servers running spigot that will allow players to create duplicate parts of the world with different settings.

I’ve been trying to replace the old World of Zero website for a while now. A beta of the new version is finally in a working state and I’d love for you all to check it out!

There are a number of ways to setup and run a Minecraft server (or any server for that matter).

Docker for Windows/Mac has recently introduced built in Kubernetes support. With no prior experience using Kubernetes on Docker let’s see if we can setup and deploy a simple ASP.

Our first look at containers and how to use them using Docker for Windows. We’ll be creating a MongoDB instance using an image from Docker Hub and then connecting to it using a local mongo cli.