Is this a salaried position? You mention performance incentives and those are usually tied to a base salary or payment plan as well, regardless of performance. Developers have no control over how well you market or manage the server so I highly doubt you'll receive any half-qualified applicants...
A few points of advice:
Don't spend too much on hosting (4gb / 2 cores @ >3.5GHz), if you know how, use a self managed OVH/Hetzner and just run the sever off screen/emacs.
SpigotMC has lots of good plugins, mostly free
You don't need Bungee for a single SMP server
Doubt you'd need a developer...
What makes this service better than TCPShield/CosmicGuard? Do you have a map or your PoPs, AS number, and looking glass so that perspective customers can actually test network speeds?
Does your service do L7 filtering for Minecraft? How much bandwidth can each PoP/your entire network handle...
MC-Market Community,
Note: Please leave any questions or concerns in the thread below, I'd love to hear what you have to say. This thread was originally posted on Spigot Forums so consider reading from the perspective of an amateur developer, not an entrepreneur/marketeer.
ABSTRACT Obligation...
Sounds fun, minigames are definitely still popular, I'd advice native 1.8 support for PvP modes like Crystal Guardians though. Many of the 1.19+ minigames servers die, however Hypixel minigames (mostly played on 1.8) are still very much popular (a large demographic to tap into).
Hmm, doesn't seem like a very elegant solution. If technically possible, it would be kind of revolutionary if you could do a behind-the-scenes load-balanced computations.
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After a little more research, I found https://github.com/MultiPaper/MultiPaper - seems like a much more elegant...
Okay, can you explain what exactly you mean by 9 servers for overworld?
Are there 9 Purpur servers that are actively sending players chunk data or am I missing something?
Are you going to create proxy & server software to render everything to player asynchronously (and load balance infinitely) and share memory in a database like redis?
How far off am I on a technical level?
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