Running the Server with Docker (Recommended): Running the Server with Docker (Recommended): Run the Server with Docker (Recommended)+ The easiest way to run the TeamSpeak 6 Server is with + Docker. + It provides an isolated, portable, and easily manageable environment, + making setup and maintenance straightforward. +
### 1. Simple docker run command: For a quick start, you can use the docker run command. ```sh -docker run -it --rm \ +# Running the TeamSpeak 6 Server container in detached mode using a docker volume +docker run -d \ + --name teamspeak-server \ -p 9987:9987/udp \ -p 30033:30033 \ -e TSSERVER_LICENSE_ACCEPTED=accept \ + -v teamspeak-data:/var/tsserver/ \ teamspeaksystems/teamspeak6-server:latest + +# Check server logs (e.g. ServerAdmin privilege key) +docker logs -f teamspeak-server + +# Manage the container +docker stop teamspeak-server # Stop the server +docker start teamspeak-server # Start it again +docker restart teamspeak-server # Restart in one step + +# Clean up +docker rm -f teamspeak-server # Remove the container (data is kept in the volume) +docker volume rm teamspeak-data # Remove the data volume (permanently deletes all server data!) + ``` -### 2. Using docker-compose.yaml (for persistent setups): -This is the best practice for a server you intend to keep running. Create a docker-compose.yaml file: +### 2. Using docker-compose.yaml (for more persistent setups): +For a server you intend to keep running long-term, itโs recommended to use Docker Compose instead of docker run. + +Create a docker-compose.yaml file in your project directory. + +You can use the following minimal example, or explore the ready-made configurations in the `compose/` +folder (e.g. example-compose-mariadb.yaml): ```yaml services: @@ -100,11 +126,30 @@ services: environment: - TSSERVER_LICENSE_ACCEPTED=accept volumes: - - teamspeak-data:/var/tsserver/ + - teamspeak-data:/var/tsserver volumes: teamspeak-data: + name: teamspeak-data ``` +Common Docker Compose Commands: +```sh +# Running the server in detached mode using the example compose file +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml up -d + +# Check server logs (e.g. ServerAdmin privilege key) +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml logs -f + +# Manage the compose +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml stop # Stop the server +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml start # Start it again +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml restart # Restart in one step + +# Clean up +docker compose -f example-compose-sqlite.yaml down # Remove the container (data is kept in the volume) +docker volume rm teamspeak-data # Remove the data volume (permanently deletes all server data!) +``` + ## ๐ Useful Links [Official Website](https://teamspeak.com/en/)