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2.1 Groups

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29 Apr 2026 — 1 min read

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 a single group.

Setting up a group

How groups in a cluster work

All your groups and their configuration are centralized and stored in your backend's database. Updates are shared in real time.

Each node has its own templates directory. When all the template files that a group requires are present in this directory, the node is responsible for the group. When a new server of a group needs to be started, the backend selects the node that has the templates files and is the least busy. Therefore, you can choose whether you want a single node to be responsible for a group or if you want to share the group’s server across multiple nodes. But keep in min: if you have a group spread across multiple nodes, you must keep both template files updated.

5.3 Load Balancers

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&

5.2 Fallback

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

6.2 Plugins

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&

6.1 API Implementation

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> <