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SimpleCloud helps you set up and manage a Minecraft server network from one dashboard or the sc command.Read the SimpleCloud overview to learn how it organizes your network.
Start with the installation guide. It takes you from signing in to the dashboard to connecting your first serverhost.
Use a server group when every server should share the same setup and its local files do not need to survive replacement. Groups work well for lobbies, minigames, and proxies.Use a persistent server for one named server that keeps its files, such as an SMP, Skyblock, or build server.Compare the options in Server groups and Persistent servers.
Your serverhost can run on Linux or macOS. Linux is recommended for production, while macOS is useful for local testing. Windows serverhosts are not supported yet.You can use the web dashboard from a different device.See the installation guide for the system requirements.
Choose one of the software options offered by the dashboard. If it is not listed, choose Custom and fill in the required fields.Follow the creation steps for a server group or a persistent server.
Basic setup does not require advanced technical knowledge. You should be comfortable opening a terminal and running the command provided by the dashboard. More advanced customization may require familiarity with your Minecraft server software.
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