CraftDock
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| Fact | CraftDock | Minepanel |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | CraftDock is built for Docker or Coolify deployment, and the repository provides Java and Bedrock Docker Compose examples. | The recommended installation uses Docker Compose and opens the panel at localhost:3000. |
| License | The repository identifies CraftDock as MIT licensed. | The FAQ and repository identify the project as open source under the MIT License, with the repository copyright covering 2024–2026. |
| Player management | The player directory supports search and pagination, player detail inspection, whitelist or allowlist management, operator management, kicking, and teleporting, with controls varying by edition. | Java player profiles can show statistics, inventories, advancements, sessions and opt-in activity history, while both editions support player administration actions. |
| Purpose | CraftDock is a lightweight, self-hosted web panel for managing one Minecraft Java or Bedrock server running in a Docker container. | Minepanel is a web panel for managing Minecraft servers with Docker. |
| Requirements | Deployment requires a Docker host, and the panel mounts the Docker socket to control the Minecraft container. | The minimum runtime requirements are Docker 20.10+, Docker Compose v2, 2GB RAM for the panel plus server resources, and Linux, macOS or Windows with WSL2. |
| Security | The README says access uses one bcrypt-protected admin password and a signed session enforced on API routes and the Socket.io handshake; it recommends HTTPS in production. | Authentication uses JWT sessions stored in httpOnly cookies, and protected API routes require authentication. |
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