ATLAS server hosting

The Gamecloud feature allows you to easily switch your slots back and forth between games. When you're tired of one game, move your slots to another game that's also part of our Gamecloud, and then back again later if you want.

Please note that there are a few restrictions on which games can be switched and which cannot. This is often due to significantly higher costs for providing servers, special structures for a game, etc. ...

For example, due to its RAM system, Minecraft can only be switched with Project Zomboid.

A DDoS attack – short for Distributed Denial of Service – is basically when someone floods your server with fake traffic to overload it and knock it offline. Not fun. That’s why we’ve partnered with Bulwark™ and Corero to provide multi-layered DDoS protection, blocking attacks before they even reach your game. The result? Smooth performance and no interruptions – even when someone’s trying to ruin the party.

Stuff happens, even with the best hosting servers. A mod breaks your world, a script crashes the server, or someone deletes the wrong file – and poof, progress gone. Unless you’ve got a backup. With GPORTAL, backups are easy. Just open the “Backup” tab in the server menu and save your current state in seconds.

Want to automate it? Use a plugin or mod that creates regular backups and stores them safely via FTP access (depending on the game). Easy, smart, and future-you will thank you.

All settings are clearly displayed in the GPORTAL web interface. In Minecraft, for example, you can decide whether you want to activate animals, display villages in the seed, or change the maximum building height—all with just a few clicks. Other games have their own settings. Log in, open the menu (left side), adjust the desired option, and you're done. No fiddling around with config files necessary.

With the help of an "Expansion Server" you can expand the map of ATLAS. These expansions can be done via the GPORTAL web interface. Requirement for an expansion server is a "master server" with at least 20 slots. You can read more about this in our Wiki.

ATLAS works with a 15x15 map by default. This means 15 quadrants each on the X and Y axis. The quadrants are then named with letters and numbers, for example A1, B2, C3, etc... When hosting a server, all quadrants must be together.