SatisfactoryServerManager

Introduction

Satisfactory Server Manager (SSM) is a webpage designed to manage and control multiple satisfactory dedicated server instances.

As a note this project has been tested with the Early Access Satisfactory dedicated servers. SSM is subject to change.

Tests & Approvals:

SSM Has been tested and approved on Windows 10 Pro, Windows Server 2019 and Ubuntu 20.04.

When installing on Windows 10/11 you MUST have the Pro edition installed.

It is advised that SSM is installed on one of these operating systems.

If you are running on a Windows 10/11 workstation make sure you have enabled Virtualisation in the BIOS.

Recommendations:

During our testing we have found that running more than 4 server instances can be detrimental to dedicated server gameplay.

We Recommend not installing SSM in a docker/container but rather on the Host or in a VM.

How To Install / Update:

Debian / Ubuntu:

Install: wget -q https://git.io/Je7rx -O - | bash
Update: wget -q https://git.io/Je7rx -O - | bash /dev/stdin "--update"

Windows:

Open a PowerShell window as administrator and run the following commands:

Download Install Script: Invoke-WebRequest https://git.io/JedBC -Out install.ps1
Install: .\install.ps1
Update: .\install.ps1 -update $true

How To Uninstall:

Debian / Ubuntu:

Uninstall: wget -q https://tinyurl.com/ssmuninstall -O - |bash

Development:

• Install nodejs (tested on v12.13.1)
• Install Docker Desktop
• Git clone this repo
• Install Dependencies:

bash ./tools/build_app.sh -i -u

• Run yarn start to start the webpage

  • Open up http://localhost:3000
  • Login with the following credientals:

      User Name: admin
      Password: ssm
  

• Run yarn watch to bundle client js files

• Run bash ./tools/clean-css.sh to minify css files