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So this is probably a very basic and obvious question for most people, but my google-fu is failing me and it just seems something is going over my head. I've heard numerous people refer to having a 'dedicated linux box' as a central part of a developer's setup.

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I have been doing web-dev programming for about a year and understand the benefits of programming on a Unix/Linux system. But I seem to be missing what role a 'dedicated linux box' plays in the development process.

I would assume that it is used as a server of some sort, but I am yet to run across any needs to have a computer dedicated to running a linux server. Am I just being nieve and mistaking the commonality of programmers preferring to work in linux for a tool used by developers? What do most developers use their 'dedicated linux box' for?

For example, if a linux box was used for web development, at the bare minimum, it would host a web server (e.g. Apache) with all required modules, access to a version control system, and provide remote access. This saves you having to run everything on your own computer and only being able to development when your computer is on.

Dedicated Linux box is basically a machine which runs Linux and only Linux. In context of web development it probably means a test server, which emulates target environment. In other words you would push your work to the Linux box, test it there and only then push it to production server.

I've never heard this, but I would guess it means having a Linux box always available, as opposed to having a Windows machine with a Linux VM image. This doesn't really make sense to me, but then where I work we have a handful of really big servers that just host VMs, so instead of four huge servers we have like seventeen +/- five virtual ones for various purposes and projects. For all practical purposes, most are "dedicated" boxes, because they are always running.

I would guess what people really mean is that you should have a separate server (running whatever) available for test deployment, hosting large databases and other resource-intensive tasks that you don't want slowing down your development machine.

Put in the context of your question this would be a machine (could be a VM could be physical) which is available to the developer and the developer only for developing and testing applications which are expected to run under Linux. The critical thing though is that it is used solely for this purpose and there will be no contention in terms of it being needed by other people or for other things.

The reason this is useful / necessary in some situations is that to maximise the developers productivity you shouldn't have to wait if you need to test something under Linux, or worry about your install or configuration changes causing problems for some other user or application. Basically you should be answerable to no-one for what happens on that box.

So the contrast with having access to a Linux box but having to arrange time to use it, agree changes that can be made and so on. This is workable (usually) but will result in wasted time while you try to get time on it and have to work around the constraints placed on you by others.

In the context of web development, "dedicated Linux box" usually refers to a server owned by someone else. You lease the hardware and usually some (often minimal) support services. You don't share the hardware with anyone else. You might or might not be allowed to pick the operating system and applications.

Opposed to "shared server" or "shared virtual hosting environment", where multiple companies (commonly meaning multiple web sites) share the hardware, but are isolated by software. Sharing hardware means other people (whom you typically can't identify or contact) can really make life hard for you by monopolizing CPU, disk, etc.

If you don't like botched deployments, you want the closest copy of your production environment as possible. Usually it's a VM, and running such a VM on a e.g. notebook is usually not fun. (At least, you need to store the image for everyone to use.) Also, you'd like a common integration/testing environment for everyone in your team, e.g. with a common database, a central VCS repository (convenient even with a DVCS), store for all dependencies (of exact versions), etc.

Please reach me out if come across any troubles while setting this up. Any feedback is deeply appreciated. The following are the instructions as they were posted on the Steam Guide. The most complete, detailed and up-to-date instructions will be found in the project's repository documentation on GitHub.

By completing the above you'll have a fully working server with caves ready to play! However it will obviously be running on default server and world configurations, no mods at all. You'll probably want to take some extra steps to:

As mentioned, Docker runs on Windows, Mac OS X and several Linux distributions. Therefore you may pick the platform you like the best and feel comfortable with. Things to have in mind when selecting your host:

The cluster token is stored in the cluster_token.txt file and without it your server won't run online. If you intend to run a LAN only server, you don't need this step. There are a few ways to generate and get a cluster token. You may follow what's in the existing cluster_token.txt file:

The developers are constantly updating the game, which is really good. However if your game client version mismatch the server's, you won't be able to see your server listed in Browse Servers. To updated the game client, simply stop and start the server again. On every startup the containers updates the game version automatically. Bear in mind this might take a minute or two.

I just started out a fresh clone in my computer with the stock settings (as they are currently on the repository) and it worked without any issues. Couldn't reproduce the error you're getting, could you please provide more info about what OS you're using and what changes have you applied to the cluster config?

Regardless, when researching for the error message you got, it seems that the exited with code 137 means that your container ran out of memory. This is odd as starting a fresh container should take up very little memory, and even after playing for quite a while with a few players the usage doesn't go way beyond 0,5Gb (per container). See a server I've been hosting and playing with some friends for a while now:

When the command was executed there was no one playing on that server; If people were playing CPU usage would be higher. However memory usage doesn't vary too much whether there are people playing or not.

It could also be that some container has/had a memory leak and even after stopping it could be messing with the whole Engine's memory management. Just try restarting docker in that case, it's worth the try.

Sorry! I had completely disregarded the RAM requirements, as I'm running this on a DigitalOcean Droplet I only had 500MB to work with, however after adding 1G of SWAP space the container spins up perfectly

Regarding the COMPOSE_HTTP_TIMEOUT: Docker automatically has a low default timeout for when you are attached to containers. You can try increasing the time it takes to timeout, but that's not a solution.

This will start the containers but you won't see what's happening on the screen as you'll not be attached to them. This is very important also as if you're not running in detached mode and close your SSH/terminal session, the containers will be shut down. By running it in detached mode you can guarantee your containers / servers will be running in the background, regardless if you are connected (SSH'd) into the server or not.

I followed all the instructions but I'm getting permission errors when trying to run the server. Both Overworld and Caves exit with code 6. I'm running on a VPS with 1 processor, 1GB RAM and a Ubuntu 17 OS, logged in as root. I'm using Putty to SSH in from my Windows 10.

dst_caves [00:00:00]: DownloadMods(0)
dst_caves [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Caves/save/modindex
dst_caves [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeinfjlioijfdrjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgiqgnnnpeijhjlioijherjsjvnnkdggkflkhoqfhgiofnnnpeijhjlioijjdrjsjvntkdggkflmioqfhgikfnnnpeiidjlioijadrjsjvnjkdggkflqhoqfhgi.
dst_caves [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Caves/save/modindex
dst_caves [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeinfjlioijfdrjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgiqgnnnpeijhjlioijherjsjvnnkdggkflkhoqfhgiofnnnpeijhjlioijjdrjsjvntkdggkflmioqfhgikfnnnpeiidjlioijadrjsjvnjkdggkflqhoqfhgi.
dst_master [00:00:00]: running main.lua
dst_master
dst_master [00:00:00]: Could not load modindex
dst_master [00:00:00]: ModIndex: Beginning normal load sequence for dedicated server.
dst_master
dst_master [00:00:00]: DownloadMods(0)
dst_master [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Master/save/modindex
dst_master [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeihfjlioijfdrjsjvnpjdggkflmhoqfhgiofnnnpeimejlioijlhrjsjvnpjdggkfljioqfhgingnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnrkdggkfltioqfhgipfnnnpeiddjlioijkdrjsjvnikdggkflnioqfhgilgnnnpei.
dst_master [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Master/save/modindex
dst_master [00:00:00]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeihfjlioijfdrjsjvnpjdggkflmhoqfhgiofnnnpeimejlioijlhrjsjvnpjdggkfljioqfhgingnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnrkdggkfltioqfhgipfnnnpeiddjlioijkdrjsjvnikdggkflnioqfhgilgnnnpei.
dst_caves [00:00:02]: LOADING LUA SUCCESS
dst_master [00:00:02]: LOADING LUA SUCCESS
dst_caves [00:00:02]: PlayerDeaths could not load morgue
dst_caves [00:00:02]: PlayerHistory could not load player_history
dst_master [00:00:02]: PlayerDeaths could not load morgue
dst_master [00:00:02]: PlayerHistory could not load player_history
dst_caves [00:00:02]: bloom_enabled false
dst_master [00:00:02]: bloom_enabled false
dst_caves [00:00:02]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Caves/save/profile
dst_caves [00:00:02]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeinfjlioijfdrjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgiqgnnnpeijhjlioijherjsjvnnkdggkflkhoqfhgiofnnnpeijhjlioijeerjsjvnojdggkfltioqfhginfnnnpeiddjlioijidrjsjvnjkdggkfl.
dst_caves [00:00:02]: Could not load saveindex
dst_caves [00:00:02]: OnFilesLoaded()
dst_caves [00:00:02]: OnUpdatePurchaseStateComplete
dst_master [00:00:02]: [CRITICAL] Failed to save file: /home/dst/.klei//DoNotStarveTogether/DSTWhalesCluster/Master/save/profile
dst_master [00:00:02]: [CRITICAL] Fingerprint:lhrjsjvnukdggkfltioqfhgigfnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnikdggkflhhoqfhgipgnnnpeijhjlioijkhrjsjvnxkdggkfluioqfhgiofnnnpeiddjlioijlhrjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiefnnnpeiifjlioijldrjsjvnijdggkflhjoqfhgipgnnnpeildjlioijgerjsjvnkjdggkflnioqfhgipinnnpeijdjlioijddrjsjvnjkdggkflmhoqfhgilfnnnpeipdjlioijgerjsjvntodggkflmkoqfhgiqinnnpeiogjlioijdcrjsjvnukdggkfljioqfhgihfnnnpeipdjlioijherjsjvnpmdggkfluioqfhgiognnnpeinejlioijaerjsjvnjkdggkflghoqfhgiejnnnpeihfjlioijfdrjsjvnpjdggkflmhoqfhgiofnnnpeimejlioijlhrjsjvnpjdggkfljioqfhgingnnnpeipdjlioijlhrjsjvnmjdggkflghoqfhgiefnnnpeiqdjlioijndrjsjvnqkdggkflnioqfhgi.
dst_master [00:00:02]: Could not load saveindex
dst_master [00:00:02]: OnFilesLoaded()
dst_master [00:00:02]: OnUpdatePurchaseStateComplete
dst_caves [00:00:04]: Load FE
dst_master [00:00:04]: Load FE
dst_caves [00:00:04]: Load FE: done
dst_master [00:00:04]: Load FE: done
dst_master [00:00:06]: Reset() returning
dst_master [00:00:06]: THREAD - started 'WorldSim' (4006357824)
dst_master [00:00:06]: WorldSim::SimThread::Main()
dst_master [00:00:06]: DoLuaFile scripts/worldgen_main.lua
dst_master [00:00:06]: DoLuaFile loading buffer scripts/worldgen_main.lua
dst_caves [00:00:06]: DLC enabled : false
dst_master [00:00:06]: DLC enabled : false
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves [00:00:06]: Mutex unlock failed with err 0x16
dst_caves exited with code 6
dst_master exited with code 6

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