Hosting a Minecraft server on Google Compute Engine

There are many ways of hosting a Minecraft server on a virtual machine from running a simple vanilla server jar file to a fully custom spigot/paper server with various plugins. We can even create a bungeecord network that proxies multiple Minecraft server instances. The aim of this post is to easily deploy a Minecraft server on Google Compute Engine by reducing the manual setup required on the VM. We can use a prebuilt docker image for Minecraft from the docker hub to do the same. itzg/minecra

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