LuckPerms 
Self-hosting the web interfaces
LuckPerms has a number of online editors / viewers built into the plugin. The interfaces have been designed such that individual users/servers do not need to host their own instances, and public versions everyone can use are deployed in the following locations:
There is occasionally some interest in self-hosting. In general, we do not recommend doing this, but since the code is open-source, suitably experienced admins are welcome to have a go. The following notes serve as a starting point.
You will also need to sort out:
- a Linux server for hosting
- a domain
- setting up DNS records
- TLS certificates
etc. and all of the fun things that go along with the above, like: patching, maintenance, security.
Deploy LuckPermsWeb stack on a server
On a server:
git clone git@github.com:LuckPerms/LuckPermsWeb.git
cd LuckPermsWeb
docker compose up -d
will expose the interface on port 8080.
At this point, you should be able to access the UI at http://<your server ip>:8080/ - but this isn't very secure, so the next step is probably to put this app behind a reverse proxy (e.g. NGINX), then configure a domain + DNS, then TLS certificates. All of this is beyond the scope of this guide.
Configuring the plugin to use your custom stack
Assuming, for example, your stack is hosted and available at https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/:
Add the following to the end of the LuckPerms config.yml.
bytebin-url: https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/data/
bytesocks-url: https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/ws/
web-editor-url: https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/editor/
verbose-viewer-url: https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/verbose/
tree-viewer-url: https://luckperms.yourdomain.com/treeview/