mc-router VS Velocity

If you're trying to rent though, this project might be a better option to keep the servers separate.

If you want to run multiple Minecraft servers in docker then you have a few options like bungee cord, or waterfall, but I like itzg/mc-router which works kind of like nginx where it gets port 25565 then routes to different backends based on the subdomain

How does it compare to https://github.com/itzg/mc-router?

Love itzg's minecraft server image, especially the auto-pause feature when noone is online (after a customizable timeout). I also run mc-router to not have to bother with SRV records.

Similar project GitHub - itzg/mc-router - Shout-out to itzg for all his projects in the containerized Minecraft community!

You could also give https://github.com/itzg/mc-router a shot. Just as an alternative.

Add a nat to your firewall for you one minecraft server, If you really want an ingress controller, check out mc-router https://github.com/itzg/mc-router

You can run separate MC servers on each node, then put a proxy (e.g. Velocity) in front of them.

Minecraft can't really make use of more than one CPU thread. If your world is more complex than that can handle, you're more or less SOL - you can either remove stuff until it fits again, or slice your world into parts that each fit and make them act like one server again. (Velocity can do the network magic and Inventory-Sync will handle player data, though it seems to need special-casing for each mod. For automation across sub-servers I can't find anything.)

You can run multiple servers in parallel, with e.g. Velocity. It supports sharing data I think.

As the title suggests, I am trying to remove permissions from all users (except me) from using the command /server. I am trying to use Luckperms to do this (setting "velocity.command.server" to false for the group default), but I can still run the command (even after putting myself in the default group and deopping myself). Image of Luckperms web editor I posted an issue on Github aswell. Hope we can solve this!

The best way is to make the creative world a separate server, but connect both servers using, for example, Velocity. If something happens to the creative world and the server crashes, the main server will not be affected.

How does this compare to [Velocity](https://velocitypowered.com/)? Velocity is insanely powerful & lightweight, using plugins with it is very neat.

I've known this issue for quite some time now. It's an issue with Velocity, rather than LC. There could be a chance that it is LC messing with the security features and keys. But rather it's this issue that has already been patched