How to run alt:V server in Docker?

To run a minimal game server, execute the command below. Docker Hub (altv-server)

docker run --rm -it -p 7788:7788 -p 7788:7788/udp altmp/altv-server:release

This command will run the alt:V server in a Docker container and expose the default server UDP port (7788) to the same port on your computer.

To run a minimal voice server, execute the command below. Docker Hub (altv-voice-server)

docker run --rm -it -p 7799:7799/udp altmp/altv-voice-server:release

To run the game server along with the voice server via docker compose, use this docker-compose.yml file as an example (replace your.public.ip with your public IP).

For additional information on configuring and managing the Docker image for the alt:V server, refer to the altv-docker repository.

How to download alt:V server using altv-pkg?

altv-pkg - is an executable NPM package that will help you easily download the alt:V server.

We will show you only a basic installation example, but you can find more information in the README repository altv-pkg. If you encounter any problem, you can create an issue on GitHub.

1. 1
   Install NodeJS on your computer.
2. 2

   Create a new directory for your server and navigate to it:

   Terminal

   mkdir altv-server
   cd altv-server

3. 3

   If necessary, create a configuration file in the root directory of your project and specify the desired parameters. Below is an example of default configuration:

   .altvpkgrc.json

   {
   	"loadJSModule": true,
   	"loadBytecodeModule": false,
   	"loadCSharpModule": false,
   	"loadJSV2Module": false,
   	"loadVoiceServer": false
   }

4. 4

   Download server files by executing the binary package with the specified branch. In this case, we will download the server from the release branch.

   Terminal

   npx altv-pkg release