Panel
Game servers on your own machine, run from a browser. From the install to the things you reach for only after a while.
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Start here
Read these first, in order.
- Installing One command. It asks for a domain, takes a certificate, opens the firewall.
- First run Creating the owner, finding your way around, and why the panel's accounts are its own.
- Subscription and STYGION ID What the licence costs, what it locks, and how to link a panel to a STYGION ID.
- Your first server Eggs, creating a server, ports, and what happens during the install.
Every day
- The console The server's live output, sending commands, colour — and why the console is connected all the time, not only while you are looking.
- Files and SFTP The file manager, uploads, archives, permissions — and why an uploaded file no longer stops the server from starting.
- Backups How a backup is taken, where it can be put off the machine, and what a restore really overwrites.
- Schedules A five-in-the-morning restart, a nightly backup, a warning to players before a stop — eight actions and when each earns its place.
- Databases A database in one click for the plugins that want one — and why the server reaches it by name, not by address.
- Network, ports and domain Allocations, the primary port, a domain of your own — and how people find the server when the port is not 25565.
- Startup, eggs and variables The startup command, the container image and the egg's variables — three fields that change what the server actually is.
- Server settings and activity Name, limits, reinstall, delete — and the record of who did what.
- Sharing a server Letting somebody else onto a server, what each permission opens, and why no list can take the owner off it.
Operations
- Updating the panel The alfa, beta and stable channels, what an update actually does, and why your servers keep running through it.
- The panel as an agent (MCP) Giving an assistant a key to the panel, what it may do with it, and why the key is shown only once.
- Nodes and more than one machine When one machine is no longer enough: adding another, what the panel drives on it, and what stays the node's own.
Something not working?
The server will not boot, players cannot connect, the console is quiet — where to look, and in what order.
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.