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Best Minecraft server wrapper?

I'm being very hyperbolic with the title for this post but I just want know what are some Minecraft server wrappers that you like to use. I kinda want to switch from Crafty Controller if there is a better alternative.

I have heard of AMP and LinuxGSM but haven't given them a try.

My pain points have been managing mods and mod loader. From what I know and would like to be proven wrong is that you can't remove mods or add mods thought the Crafty Controller web ui, I would have use a file manager.

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I've recently started using this project as a Docker container: https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-server

It allows you to set Minecraft version, mod loader and specify a list of mods (that can be found on Curseforge) and it automatically creates the Minecraft server, installs the mod loader and installs the mods with compatible versions!

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I know amp has a plugin thing on the panel for installing but I always just used the file manager

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Been using AMP for quite a while, and for me it's pretty easy to set up, I tried other ones but none seem to be as easy for me as AMP, for adding and removing modes I generally just set-up my modoack on curse forge or something similar and then just upload all the mods and configs via sftp, or drag and drop a zip file into the browser and unzip it where it needs the files to be

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