With load balancers you can spread your players across multiple proxy servers. The loadbalancers is the first instance the client communicates with. To see a list of your running load balancers just type loadbalancer list Creating a new load balancer loadbalancer create <name> <port> <targetGroup&
Fallback control is an optional feature that automatically stops and starts fallback servers based on the network online count. Fallback servers are your "lobby" servers. You can change your fallback group in the config. Configuring fallback control Just open data/config.json and take a look at the
Implementation Please make sure you have added our repo to your project! Gradle Implementing StreamlineCloudMC dependencies { implementation "net.streamlinecloud:streamlinecloud-mc:BETA-0.5" } Maven Implementing StreamlineCloudMC <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>net.streamlinecloud</groupId> <artifactId>streamlinecloud-mc</artifactId> <version&
First you should add the StreamlineCloud repo to your project. Gradle Add the following code to your build.gradle / build.gradle.kts file. repositories { maven { url "https://streamlinecloud.github.io/repo/" } } Maven Add the following code to your pom.xml file. <repositories> <repository> <
How to brand StreamlineCloud Go to your root StreamlineCloud directory and open data/lang. Now open the language file you have selected at the setup. The default file is en.json! .. "sc.mc.prefix": "§8» §c§lYourserver.net", "sc.mc.motd": "Welcome to
The StreamlineCloud software management feature allows you to update your servers easily and it caches server files for a fast startup. Just type the command software list to see your installed software. Installing new software We recommend using the software catalog. Just type software catalog list to see the list
Groups allow you to start servers automatically. A group can be defined as a preconfigured Minecraft server. The configuration includes a template file containing your plugins and additional settings such as a specific Java version, server software, and a maximum or minimum RAM capacity. Multiple servers can be created from
Simplified, a node can be defined as an "instance of StreamlineCloud" or a "worker". To understand this, you have to understand that StreamlineCloud is split up into two main modules: * The Backend: Stores permanent data (like groups and configurations). It also works as a bridge to
Important Please note that this documentation ist incomplete because we are changing fundermental stuff. Once we are done, all articles will be updatet and new ones will be added. Setting up your StreamlineCloud instance can be as easy as downloading and executing one single file or (nearly) as terrifying as
Welcome to the official StreamlineCloud blog. You can expect exciting announcements and development insights. You can find our latest posts at [https://streamlinecloud.net/news/].