Easily Deploy a Minecraft Server onto GCP using Terraform & Docker

Traditionally, bringing up a Minecraft server involves manually installing all separate components and spending too much time in the command line. Using the Terraform recipe from this blog post we can easily bring up our own server without worrying about the granularities of manual deployment.

Globally autoscaling a web service on Compute Engine, Compute Engine Documentation

How to create a FREE csgo server using Google Cloud for a year : r/GlobalOffensive

Deploy a simple website with Terraform and Chef on GCP, by Rahul Gupta, Google Cloud - Community

Deploying to GCP using Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and GitHub Actions, by Yann Mulonda

Host a Minecraft server on Google Cloud with automatic deployment and backup, by MPL

Host a Minecraft server on Google Cloud with automatic deployment and backup, by MPL

GitHub - ivanfetch/linode-dockerhost-minecraft: A Terraform-managed Linode instance running Docker and Docker Compose, with a Minecraft Docker Compose file.

Terraform for Dummies Part 4: Launch a VM with a Static Website on a Google Cloud Platform – Eclipsys

Comparing GCP Deployment Manager and Terraform

Host a Minecraft server on Google Cloud with automatic deployment and backup, by MPL

Why we use Terraform and not Chef, Puppet, Ansible, Pulumi, or CloudFormation, by Yevgeniy Brikman

Make a Minecraft Server on the Google Cloud Platform

Google Cloud Platform - Setting Up a Game Server - GeeksforGeeks