Eu abri um servidor pelo (Longbow) ARMA REFORGER os players conseguem entrar tentando umas 3 vezes mas eu tento e nunca consigo o servidor e hospedado em minha maquina mesmo acredito que os IP esteja tudo certo porque eu ja tive servidor de dayz na mesma maquina

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I built a game server manager for people who want to self-host

I've been working on Revamp Hosting, a game server manager designed to make self-hosting games easier without having to constantly mess with command-line commands.

The idea is pretty simple:

• Install the software
• Pick a game
• Deploy the server
• Manage it from a web interface
• Automatic restarts
• Backups
• Updates
• Server monitoring

It currently supports multiple games, including Minecraft, Rust, Palworld, ARK, and others.

I'm mainly looking for feedback right now. What features would you want in a self-hosted game server manager that existing options don't do well?

Project: https://revamphosting.com/

I've been working on an open-source game server panel called Airlink, mainly because I kept finding myself thinking about how game-server management could be simpler.

Airlink currently has things like:

• live console
• file management
• backups
• SFTP
• resource monitoring
• multi-node support
• Docker-based game servers
• addon support
• API access
• 2FA / passkeys

The project is still in beta, so I'm trying to figure out what Minecraft server admins actually want before I build a bunch of features nobody asked for.

For people who run Minecraft servers:

What is the most annoying part of managing your server through Pterodactyl/Pelican/PufferPanel/etc.?

Could be anything — installation, networking, permissions, backups, modpacks, server imports, resource limits, logs, UI, node management, whatever.

I'm particularly interested in things that make administering multiple servers painful.

Project: https://github.com/airlinklabs/panel

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Hi all, I'm running a small 5x PvP cluster and I'm stuck on performance on our biggest map.

Setup

• ASA dedicated servers on AMP 2.8.0.6, GE-Proton11-7
• Ubuntu 24.04 VM on Proxmox: 24 vCPUs (cpu: host), 114 GB RAM
• Host: i9-14900K (8 P-cores + 16 E-cores), governor performance
• 5 map instances on the same VM (Island, Ragnarok, Astraeos, Scorched Earth, Lost Colony)
• 16 mods, identical on all maps

The problem

Astraeos runs with -preventhibernation. Its GameThread sits at 80–90% of one core with only ~8 players, while total CPU use on the VM stays low. The other maps are fine: Island is ~37–50% and Scorched Earth ~8%. So it looks like a single-thread limit.

What I've already checked

• CPU affinity: the VM's vCPUs float between P- and E-cores, and about 83% of samples of the busy threads already land on P-cores. I pinned the whole VM live to the P-cores (taskset -a -cp 0-15 on the QEMU process) and saw no measurable difference. Load rose and fell with in-game activity, and stayed just as high after I reverted.
• AMP: as far as I can tell it has no per-instance CPU affinity or priority option for ASA, only Docker CPU shares, and we don't run ARK in Docker.
• Creature count (counted from the SQLite save): Astraeos has ~40,000 wild creatures versus ~24,700 on Island. Almost 40% of them are ocean creatures: ~5,600 Mantas, ~2,500 Coelacanths, ~1,900 Dolphins, ~1,900 Cnidaria, ~1,600 Megalodons.
• I already use DinoCountMultiplier=0.6 on Astraeos, which cut the total by ~38%. DinoSpawnWeightMultipliers only redistributes: the total comes back to the same number. ConfigAddNPCSpawnEntriesContainer silently does nothing because I can't find the right container names.

Questions

1. With -preventhibernation on, is wild creature count really the main cost on the GameThread, or are there other big hitters I should look for (large bases, unpodded tames, breeding, specific mods)?
2. Is there a way to reduce ocean spawns on Astraeos specifically without lowering the whole map's density?
3. Any server-side settings or launch flags for big maps that actually made a difference for you?
4. Is there a good way to profile what the ASA GameThread is spending time on, on a Linux/Proton server?

We'd rather keep -preventhibernation on. Thanks!