eggs VS mammoth

There's a full list of 'eggs' that they have pre-made: https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs

I only have used Pterodactyl personally (bc its free and opensource) and My friends can start and manage the servers via a web GUI. here are some game servers pterodactyl supports out of the box

I am trying to set up an Astroneer server on my vps, the os it runs on is Ubuntu and i have installed pterodactyl and the pannel. I have installed the egg from this github page : https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs but it does not work. Does anyone have a way to set a server up on a system like mine?

I use pterodactyl so i can get any configs to host from here (for example)

Ptero also has installers for basically every server type imaginable

[https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs/tree/master/minecraft\_java/forge/forge-mod-generic de numéro(https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs/tree/master/minecraft_java/forge/ forge-mod-générique)

The most popular one as of recently is the one named "Pterodactyl", it has a forge egg that you can use to quickly set up forge modded servers.

Games including but not limited to are. Minecraft (Bungee, vanilla, modded forge/fabric) (mostly multiple large mod pack) Ark survival Conan 7 days to die The forest And pretty much anything else you can host using parkervcp egg master on github https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs

New to using Pterodactyl. Got it fully set up with a working node but seem to have some issues spinning up a minecraft forge server using this Egg

Note on the side: Pterodactyl can host other things besides Minecraft check out the eggs here. https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs

But maybe soon?

Yes

80 is a ton of players though, you might be able to get away with it as long as you have very powerful hardware. This might get better in the future if Mammoth "Seamless" mode gets stable.

There really isn't a networking library that is available that a new planetside server could use. I think spatialOS had a lot of hype around it back in 2018, but for various reasons its not widely used. There was a recent project that hypothetically could handle the scale of planetside 2 with good performance, but its still in the very early stages, and probably will be for a long while.

Possible? Sure. WorldQL's Mammoth should be able to accomplish this, though it's still very much in development https://github.com/WorldQL/mammoth. Seems to be far from ready for actual server use.

After a quick google, it looks like WorldQL and Mammoth may be what you want. They say (and show, actually) they've tested it with up to 1000 players over multiple servers (on a single world) and kept a solid 20 TPS.