Multi-Player Servers (Mineplex MPS Remake) 1.0-SNAPSHOT

Hello,

I have developed a plugin which lets you deploy Minecraft server instances for templates which you can configure. Very efficient and logical for Hubs & minigame servers.

Example:
If you had a Survival Games minigame and you wanted multiple servers for it quickly, all you'd have to do (once set up the default template in the templates folder) is /pendeploy create SG SG1 - it'd then create a server called SG1 using the template SG and it adds it to your BungeeCord network (doesn't show up in config.yml). You can create as many as you'd like, then you just have to /st start SG, then click all the servers you'd like to start and it starts them in a Linux screen.


> BungeeCord/Waterfall server
> Linux Dedicated Server/VPS (Not shared hosting)

Commands (permission is playpen.use)
/pendeploy create <server template> <server name> - Creates a server with the specified template and adds it to bungee
/pendeploy start <server template> [server name] - Starts the specified server on a screen
/pendeploy stop <server template> [server name] - Stops the specified server & terminates the screen
/pendeploy delete <server template> <server name> - Deletes the specified server and removes from Bungee
/pendeploy refresh - Refreshes the templates directory

Installation

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  • Drop the Pendeploy.jar into your BungeeCord plugins folder and restart

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  • Restart and stop your BungeeCord, configure the config.yml file to your needs and drop a spigot.jar into the Pendeploy directory

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  • Start up your BungeeCord, create a new server template in the templates directory, then create the server using the Pendeploy commands and start it. Make sure you /pendeploy refresh to refresh the templates folder.

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  • To configure RAM for each template, go into the templates.yml and edit the max and min RAM for each server template.

Licenses
Standard License (purchase here): You can use it on as many networks as you like (you get the jar) $4.99


Screenshots

(used to be called Playpen)

Thanks,
Benjamin Andrews