Multiple port-restricted docker containers on the same host (Minecraft Bedrock Server)

[@gregharder2765]

This is an amazing example, thank you so much for sharing! I'm just getting started with Docker and my kids will be very excited to be able to switch between servers at will.

[@TheTinkerDad]

You're welcome and thanks for watching the video!

[@psyonus]

Wonderful explanation, thanks so much!!

[@sandovali_sepstein]

How do you know which driver_ops parent your network is?

[@Alekonm]

You are the best! Thanks!

[@DarrenWatt]

Great video, I had the same use case (small person, multiple Minecraft worlds) and this resolved the issue I was having, however for other Windows machines I could only join the game if the macvlan was also bridged to the physical interface: ip link add mac0 link eth0 type macvlan mode bridge ip addr add /24 dev mac0 ifconfig mac0 up

[@garygrobard4095]

DHCP reservation based on MAC?

[@TheTinkerDad]

Yes, that's what I usually do, however I haven't figured out yet whether it's possible to ensure that Docker always assigns the same virtual MAC to the same container between container restarts.