compose.yml

# BungeeCord proxy + one Spigot backend — a minimal, working example.
#
#   docker compose up                # Ctrl-C to stop; `down -v` to also drop volumes
#
# Point a Minecraft client at  localhost(:25565)  — BungeeCord routes you to the
# "lobby" Spigot server. Online-mode is on, so the proxy authenticates with Mojang
# (real skins) and forwards your identity to the backend; log in with a premium
# account. For a cracked/offline test set BUNGEE__ONLINE_MODE=false.
#
# Consoles:  docker compose exec bungeecord console "end"
#            docker compose exec lobby      console "say hi"
# Attach:    docker attach $(docker compose ps -q bungeecord)   (detach: Ctrl-P Ctrl-Q)

services:
  bungeecord:
    image: d3strukt0r/bungeecord
    ports:
      - "25565:25565"                                 # MC clients connect here
    environment:
      - BUNGEE__ONLINE_MODE=true                      # proxy authenticates with Mojang → real skins
      - BUNGEE__IP_FORWARD=true                       # forward player identity to the backend
      - BUNGEE__SERVERS__LOBBY__ADDRESS=lobby:25565   # the spigot service below
      - BUNGEE__SERVERS__LOBBY__RESTRICTED=false
      - BUNGEE__LISTENERS__0__PRIORITIES__0=lobby     # default server players land on
    depends_on: [lobby]
    volumes:
      - bungeecord:/srv/bungeecord
    stdin_open: true   # keep the console attachable
    tty: true

  lobby:
    image: d3strukt0r/spigot
    environment:
      - EULA=true            # required; accepts https://aka.ms/MinecraftEULA
      - BUNGEECORD=true      # online-mode=false + spigot.yml bungeecord=true + throttle off
      - MEMORY=1G
    volumes:
      - lobby:/srv/spigot
    stdin_open: true
    tty: true

volumes:
  bungeecord:
  lobby: