As someone who currently is hosting a minecraft server in Oracle cloud, I can say that it works great. Setting it up does require a bit of technical know how though and I get how this can deter people from using it. But, getting a free server could be worth it to invest a sunday setting it up (it will take far less time if you are familiar with things such as SSH, linux commands etc.).
i absolutely agree, i saw the option and immediately went for it even tho i didn’t know much about linux commands and all that but i’m great at following instructions and problem solving, and i got the server setup in two hours by watching a tutorial on youtube. it was definitely worth it, you can get a server much faster by minehut or aternos, but they are slow and unreliable, and minehut frequently shuts down. i’ve never felt better playing on a server than playing on a server hosted on oracle cloud’s vms
@@6Eev same here, it took me a whole evening but it was completely worth it. Runs brilliantly and I got geyserMC to work on it so bedrock and java can both play
@@jiceicecream I haven't tested it, but ye that should be possible. Although I presume it will be a bit more work to get it working in the first place.
Just to clarify for people who want to try the Essential Mod : Essential mod essentially (no pun intended) allows all invited players to join your server, but if you/the host isn't online then the server will shut down in 1 - 2 minutes And every time you wanna join back you need the host to re invite you and re host the world Hope this helps!
This is so underrated. I've been looking for a way to play with my cousin, but all other reviews were mainly focusing on the sponsor. It's incredibly helpful that you think outside the box and also include other options than a server. I think, I'm going to try out the Essentials mod, and if that doesn't work, I'll do the Oracle procedure.
Essentials is really good, but if you don’t have good WiFi it can be a bit slow, other than that I’ve had no issues with it while playing with friends :)
best way imo is how he explained the port forwarding, but instead of opening a port, you use a program like hamachi to connect 2 separate pcs into 1 network, even allowing lan play to be opened
to anyone in the future considering the essential mod it works great most of the time, but sometimes it absolutely breaks certain mods for some reason. Thaumic augmentation wont work with it unless you disable the core mod for example.
@@MusicalSkele- Well they did it to me the first time after the trial ended but i was using more than the free tier. Free tier is 4 cores and 24 gigs of ram. I opened a second account, and this time i manually terminated my instance just before the 30 days trial end. After 1 day i opened another one , setup tmux for 7 24 access, auto backups to my pc using backup plugins and windows task scheduler with a winscp script. Now its been running for 2 months no issue with backups everyday.
@@MusicalSkele- Yes same card doesnt work. And if you used more than free tier they are going to terminate it i suppose. But i am not sure and nobody on the forums are so thats why i have a daily backup :D
There are also some 3rd party launchers, like ATlauncher, that let you create and host servers right in the launcher window. The downside would be that you would have to leave the pc running 24/7 and it could affect performance if you use the pc for other tasks simultaneously
With Realms, you can add Data Packs to the world save before uploading it as your Realm world, which allows pseudo mods. Not quite the same, but it's a halfway solution.
Holy shiiit, never heard of ngrok before and it saved me! been playing modded with a friend mine for a few days now, and for some reason Hamachi just stopped working completely. only gave "relayed tunnel" no matter what we tried, be it disable firewall, restart tunnel services or even a clean install. this video was my last shot after trying for literal hours to find a replacement for hamachi and ngrok comes out of left field and just works. Thank you so much, much love!
@@sabersethsabersIt also wouldn't work for me until I typed >ngrok tcp *port #* (default is 25565) I followed a tutorial that said to include region but when I did, it wouldn't work (Can't connect). Hope it helps. (Using T-mobile which may be why the other way wouldnt work)
4:34 dont set the Xms to 4096 The Xmx is the Maximum Amount of ram and the Xms Is The Minimum Amount so setting them both to 4096 will make your server uses all the ram straight away
@@wibblevods setting xms to the value of xmx is good practise because you server should always have the amount of ram set in xmx available. Prealocating it makes it faster and shouldnt change anything else youre using. So setting xms to 4096 is actually good
I recently upgraded to 32 GB of ram and your tutorial with ngrok helped me a ton! I was struggling to find a method to play modpacks such as medieval mc because it kept crashing with essential ( I wanted to play with friends ). This tutorial helped me a ton and I am able to run mc a server and play really well! Thx!
Shulkercraft you are the clutch god dude you saved my months of time by telling unique ways to host a server, i always had to use aternos to play with my friends without plugins and aternos was super duper laggy but u r the saviour and told me bout oracle cloud thank you so much
I host multiple servers on my own home network lab, utilizing custom built Linux PCs, but this set up could easily be scaled down into something more simple, works well and I highly suggest it
I used Oracle Cloud free tier, mainly beacause I wanted to learn about VMs and using ssh, since I already knew how to create a locally hosted server. I have to say it's amazing, having 24GB of RAM and so much power I think it can host up to 20 players maybe, without any issues and staying up 24/7 forever FOR FREE! If you want to have the best free server I reccomend trying to learn how to set it up, it's so much worth it, because you'll also learn technical stuff!
@@gamingU yes, that’s the thing. It’s like a free always on computer with amazing specs and so the server will be always on, regardless if someone is playing or not and also no one needs to keep their computer on
Oh interesting but i guess the locally hosting method and port forwarding works best for me as i can just use upto half my pc ram (i have a total of 64gb and i might upgrade to 128gb as other things i use can use up all my ram anyway on my gaming pc) and my cpu is an i9 13900k and my friends havent complained about performance issues even in a modpack that had 300+ mods in an aplified world. Also i tend to just leave my pc running 24/7 naturally.🤷
@@deathdrop not everyone has a nice pc like you XD your comment is pointless because it gives the same vibes as somebody saying that they think hosting locally is best for them because they literally have dedicated servers in their own house it's good that oracle cloud can do this for free
I'm a year late but here's some personal advice for people who want to self host. 1. Use a dedicated machine/vm to host. This is very useful since if you have an old machine that you want to repurpose, you can just install ubuntu server on it then go from there. If you don't have a machine, you can get a raspberry pi that has 4-8gb for less than 100 USD. If you no longer want to host the minecraft server on that machine, then you can always repurpose it to something else like a homelab. 2. SSH. Using ssh is a good way to connect to your machine without having to physically use it. So if you only have 1 monitor and don't want to keep switching back and forth between one device and your machine, then connecting to it via ssh is good. 3. Use a panel or some sort. If using command lines to host a server isn't your thing, then I highly recommend using a panel. Pterodactyl panel is very good since it puts a gui over your machine making it easier for you process and make changes to the server. Pterodactyl has an auto-install script that shouldn't take more than 20 minutes of setting up. Once that's setup, you're setup. 4. Please make backups of the server. There might be times where things will go wrong and you would need to restore from a backup. Pterodactyl lets you backup the server then download that backup to your other device. I would recommend putting that backup on a usb drive or NAS of some sort.
@@DizzyMapping Port forwarding is not as easy as it sounds, because it usually does not work for the first try (at least for me). DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone, and if you enable it on your router, your entire computer's hosted ports can be accessed on the internet without port forwarding. But it does not mean that strangers than connect to your computer and hack it and steal you data.
I came across this video by watching Dead Game News by Accursed Farms, the name of this video popped in at the end of that guys video, just because of server hosting mention. Anyway i checked this out, it's very informative and has a lot of useful information i need, so i gave a like!
aternos also allows cracked accounts, you can change the software to forge for mods, paper/spigot for plugins, you can also manually add datapacks with a few buttons.
But it doesnt have all plugins/mods and you dont have full file acces also cracked accounts works on litelary every server as long as you modify server proporties
i love this vid, if you have lots of ram, like i have 32 which is overkill but you can host a huge number of players on heavy modpacks, you dont need to buy or pay any money for a server that limits your customization, just host it yourself
3:29 --> I'm using 1.19.4 and it gave me an option to type in a custom port number that I would like to start a LAN world with. With that being said, if you configured your port forwarding setting and use 25565 (default minecraft server port) in a singleplayer LAN world, it's possible to port forward a WAN connection to your local computer and play with your friends in that singleplayer world.
Sure. You can use any port for that matter. But you will need to portforward port 25565 to the pc running the lan with the internal port. You still have to keep the instance up and running though. And you will be sending your ip to anyone who want to connect. You could possibly buy a domain and run it trough cloudflare proxy or possibly a nginx server but then it seems easier to just get a server running.
@@charfornoreason the reason you wouldnt use essential is for those who are playing on offline minecraft. offline minecraft doesnt mean its actually offline but just means that the game doesnt ask for an account for you to be able to play. you can only play on offline servers. you would port forward to also play with offline friends
I personally use exaroton, it is hosting from aternos creators, but paid. In my opinion - best option if you don't need the server runnig 24/7. The way payment works is that you buy credits (somewhere 5 dollars for 500 credits) and then you spend it hourly depending on the RAM usage (if you set 2 GB RAM you use 2 credits per hour). I played with 10 people, and 2 GB RAM was pretty enough for us. 3-4 GB of RAM for modded survival was used. So in month we used like 200-300 credits. Well you can do the math and count for yourself, but i think this hosting is very nice!
3:23 You can also use a vpn to create a network in wich your friends can join even when they are in their houses, the downside would be that if the owner of the network leaves the game, it'll close, but I've been using a vpn with my friends for a very long time and haven't got any issues with lag or mods conflicts :D
@@primeflow Sure, just use an app like radmin vpn or hamachi vpn, you create a network and your friends have to join that network, when they are connected, you can start a survival world and they'll see it in "lan" multiplayer. Something to have in mind: I've tried with 4/5 friends (with mods) and the world went just perfect, but when we had like 7/8 friends (also with mods) on the server it lagged pretty bad, I think it was because my internet bandwidth wans't that good lol, but yeah that's basically it.
@@primeflow and now the other thing could be paying a monthly membership server (for like 20 bucks you can get really good server deals, with 0 lag and a lot of people to join), if you and your friends can afford one, go for it.
For the Oracle method, I have tried it and it works, but the tutorial is a bit outdated. You need some Linux experience to automate it and I would recommend using ufw as a firewall :)
Hello, can you please tell me when you first sing up for free oracle cloud account, could you create instances right after registration? Or you should have waited for couple of days?
@@web3matrix You could right after in my case, but keep in mind: -It has a free trial (forever) but needs a credit card to register -Availability of instances depends on the location you choose -Warning!!! --> During the first month you get extra credit, but you should only create instances that are "always free eligible" or when the month ends you won't have access to them anymore, including all the data
Le dernier est extrêmement intéressant Pour être plus clair, le tuto date de mars 2021 ce qui est un tuto très récent pour quelque chose de GRATUIT et c'est très rare. La création de compte ne doit pas poser problème pour grand nombre sauf que pour les personnes mineurs, il faut demander à ses parents (besoin du RIB pour vérification d'hautenfication, pas de transaction). Ensuite, l'installation du serveur minecraft est la même que sur un Linux, Ubuntu... (CMD) Des connaissances (simple) suffise. Le tutoriel est très bien expliqué et précis, même une personne sans expérience peut le faire.
Thanks for also showing oracle method! Using it for couple years now, works great. But getting it and setting up was very tricky, even if you have a lot of experience
I couldn't believe that Oracle is allowing free use of their servers. I had to check for myself! Definitely interesting especially for tech savvy users.
at 4:27 when they use the example of changing 1024 to 4096 that should only be done on Xmx because Xms is just the MINIMUM so youll be using the max resources at all times, which isnt really good if youre hosting on your own computer like in the example
Thats debatable. Its better for server performance to pre-allocate the ram so its always available for the severer to use. Of course if your system has limited ram (16Gb or less) then it'll detract from other processes on your PC.
@@lavipilled it's not running at 100% at all times. The system has simply committed the resources to a task in case it needs to use it. Which prevents the resources fron being taken by a different task.
Correction shulkercraft: In minecraft realms, if you add a world, you can add mods to the world files, and then you can have mods that are for vanilla minecraft but not bukkit or paper mods
*correction: those are (most likely) datapacks, and paper and bukkit don't have mods, they have plugins. Mods are for fabric, forge, quilt. (Mods can change more than plugins can ie. add blocks, mods, items, menus without overwriting default items)
@@nicky7006 oh that's right sorry got messed up between them, its just that I haven't properly played MC in a long time so thanks for the correction. But it's still worth noting that
This is the best video ever as I always wanted to host a server but don't know how to do . I think this is the only video on server which is sensible 😊😊
@@Zeester_007 I started my server on minehut but wanted to switch to my computer bc of all the queue and downtime but couldn't so I have been stuck on minehut
there is a very small server host called ploxhost, who are cheap and their servers are decently lag free from my experience, the actual server can be quite annoying to do things that you'd think to be simple, but with more popularity this could definitely be fixed
Hey Shulkercraft, I don't know if you are going to read this as it is 2 days past the video upload date. But anyway, I saw your video on the wise hosting server hosting website and I thought it was an awesome idea, and it looks super cool. Unfortunately, I have had a horrible experience so far. I love the pricing of the servers, I think it is very fair, and I also really like the way the website looks. Although, I bought a Pigman server for me and some friends to play on and maybe to add a bit of mods in future. Then I wanted to add my old server world to the files. I started following the instructions given in the FAQ, and it ended up taking me to a place where I was asked to input my email address, so I can receive a new password for my SFTP. I did this and still (after 4 days) haven't received an email and I can't seem to log back into my account. Furthermore, I've requested like 20 password reset emails and nothing has arrived yet. I contacted support via email and nothing has arrived yet. I @ wise hosting on Twitter and also have yet to receive a reply. Now I am paying $11 a month to something I can't even access. I really want to give you guys a chance because I love the videos you make and want to support your passions. I'm just a little frustrated and I hope you understand. Much love Viper
I needed this video, been wanting to play with some friends for a while... thanks Now I'm just wondering when Shulkercraft is going to make Fallen_Breath & acaciachan 72K/hr ice farm....
i am having troubles with 3:43 when i open the bat file errors keep appearing and i havew tried many timeas and can't fix it it says java runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 52.0
An even higher quality option is to buy a server box (either to own or to rent) and then use it to host your server… it allows for up to 1028 gb of ram and unlimited players and costs around $2000 to buy and $50 a month to rent
I have a server on aternos, we have started to make more and more progress and now its lagging. Is it possible ti swtich the server platform or just not running it on aternos?
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does the server run 24/7 without player inside?
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As someone who currently is hosting a minecraft server in Oracle cloud, I can say that it works great. Setting it up does require a bit of technical know how though and I get how this can deter people from using it. But, getting a free server could be worth it to invest a sunday setting it up (it will take far less time if you are familiar with things such as SSH, linux commands etc.).
i absolutely agree, i saw the option and immediately went for it even tho i didn’t know much about linux commands and all that but i’m great at following instructions and problem solving, and i got the server setup in two hours by watching a tutorial on youtube. it was definitely worth it, you can get a server much faster by minehut or aternos, but they are slow and unreliable, and minehut frequently shuts down. i’ve never felt better playing on a server than playing on a server hosted on oracle cloud’s vms
@@6Eev same here, it took me a whole evening but it was completely worth it. Runs brilliantly and I got geyserMC to work on it so bedrock and java can both play
can it host a modded server?
@@jiceicecream I haven't tested it, but ye that should be possible. Although I presume it will be a bit more work to get it working in the first place.
@@wouterzonneveld2305 didnt they make it 30 day trial instead of free tier forever. How do you bypass that?
Step 1: have friends
Step 0: have minecraft
I do :3
Fortnite players wont be able to do this then
Step -1: live
Awhhh… I can’t do step 1
Just to clarify for people who want to try the Essential Mod :
Essential mod essentially (no pun intended) allows all invited players to join your server, but if you/the host isn't online then the server will shut down in 1 - 2 minutes
And every time you wanna join back you need the host to re invite you and re host the world
Hope this helps!
This is so underrated. I've been looking for a way to play with my cousin, but all other reviews were mainly focusing on the sponsor. It's incredibly helpful that you think outside the box and also include other options than a server. I think, I'm going to try out the Essentials mod, and if that doesn't work, I'll do the Oracle procedure.
Essentials is really good, but if you don’t have good WiFi it can be a bit slow, other than that I’ve had no issues with it while playing with friends :)
overrated af this video is useless bc everybody knows what is aternos and other things?Scam.
best way imo is how he explained the port forwarding, but instead of opening a port, you use a program like hamachi to connect 2 separate pcs into 1 network, even allowing lan play to be opened
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to anyone in the future considering the essential mod it works great most of the time, but sometimes it absolutely breaks certain mods for some reason. Thaumic augmentation wont work with it unless you disable the core mod for example.
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its good to know that essential mod takes a LOT of personal data, a lot of stuff it doesnt need
Uh if you mean the ip address, you have to give that out for a normal server too
@nullnut1012 right... everyone who can view the console of the server knows your ip
oh no!! they are going to bomb my house with my IP!!!!!!!!!
Finally a video that includes Oracle Cloud which in my opinion is the best as long as you are able to set it up.
they randomly terminated my account lol
@@MusicalSkele- Well they did it to me the first time after the trial ended but i was using more than the free tier. Free tier is 4 cores and 24 gigs of ram. I opened a second account, and this time i manually terminated my instance just before the 30 days trial end. After 1 day i opened another one , setup tmux for 7 24 access, auto backups to my pc using backup plugins and windows task scheduler with a winscp script. Now its been running for 2 months no issue with backups everyday.
Does it also work on Bedrock ?
@@umutozsoy6812 did you use a different card for the second account, i've been considering it
also they terminated before 30 days
@@MusicalSkele- Yes same card doesnt work. And if you used more than free tier they are going to terminate it i suppose. But i am not sure and nobody on the forums are so thats why i have a daily backup :D
Just yesterday i wanted to open a server and then a day later you post this, yall are the best
A very useful video for people wanting to host servers. Thanks guys
There are also some 3rd party launchers, like ATlauncher, that let you create and host servers right in the launcher window. The downside would be that you would have to leave the pc running 24/7 and it could affect performance if you use the pc for other tasks simultaneously
@@CapitanoKarl why it was a scam?
@@ShiroCh_ID Sry i read TLauncher not ATLauncher. TLauncher is spyware. Sry mate
@@CapitanoKarlno lol using it for years runs fine
@@LuckiYTLol ofc spyware runs good so you dont delete it
@@douppi2877 still believe it's spyware 😐
Thanks man, now I can finally set up a local server without the slow world generation with the help of ngrok.
It didn’t work for me
@hecajuan2071 it did work for me using ngrok.
What didnt work for you?
Dont use nrock. Port forward for better latency and if yours world is slow generating pregenerate it with chunky
@@adex345 Yes but can't people ddos you since you have to share your public IP address?
for me in command prompt it just says java is not recognized as a command
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With Realms, you can add Data Packs to the world save before uploading it as your Realm world, which allows pseudo mods. Not quite the same, but it's a halfway solution.
but many servers needa mods
realms is not for mods
its just for Vanilla and the Data Packs
@@北极熊酱correction. Many servers need plugins
Holy shiiit, never heard of ngrok before and it saved me! been playing modded with a friend mine for a few days now, and for some reason Hamachi just stopped working completely. only gave "relayed tunnel" no matter what we tried, be it disable firewall, restart tunnel services or even a clean install. this video was my last shot after trying for literal hours to find a replacement for hamachi and ngrok comes out of left field and just works. Thank you so much, much love!
ngrok dont ever work bro
its always only me that it dosent work for
@@sabersethsabersIt also wouldn't work for me until I typed
>ngrok tcp *port #*
(default is 25565)
I followed a tutorial that said to include region but when I did, it wouldn't work (Can't connect). Hope it helps. (Using T-mobile which may be why the other way wouldnt work)
Use prot forwarding for better latency
Try Radmin, it's basically Hamachi with a different skin
This is a genius way of marketing , you make an useful video and you advertise your brand i personally like it 😅
okay tbh you literally covered a lifetime of search for me things i found out after years of searching and even things i didnt till now thank you
4:34 dont set the Xms to 4096 The Xmx is the Maximum Amount of ram and the Xms Is The Minimum Amount so setting them both to 4096 will make your server uses all the ram straight away
What would you recommend setting Xms to?
@@wibblevods I always just do 0
@@wibblevods setting xms to the value of xmx is good practise because you server should always have the amount of ram set in xmx available. Prealocating it makes it faster and shouldnt change anything else youre using. So setting xms to 4096 is actually good
@@Phoenix-CM bro know nothing
@@Phoenix-CM bro really think using all of our ram just for a lot of fps is a good thing 💀
Very informative video, thank you! I had no idea the "open to Lan" button or the essential mod even existed!
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I recently upgraded to 32 GB of ram and your tutorial with ngrok helped me a ton! I was struggling to find a method to play modpacks such as medieval mc because it kept crashing with essential ( I wanted to play with friends ). This tutorial helped me a ton and I am able to run mc a server and play really well! Thx!
also for anybody near california, there is actually another ngrok server called us-cal-1
Use port forwarding for better latency
Shulkercraft you are the clutch god dude you saved my months of time by telling unique ways to host a server, i always had to use aternos to play with my friends without plugins and aternos was super duper laggy but u r the saviour and told me bout oracle cloud thank you so much
I host multiple servers on my own home network lab, utilizing custom built Linux PCs, but this set up could easily be scaled down into something more simple, works well and I highly suggest it
this tutorial is very thought through, good job.
I watched him like 1 to 2 years later and now bro is having from 100k to 200k and then 1.19ml congratulations bro
The ngrock thing should be really useful to me, so thanks so much
Use port forwarding for better latency
I used Oracle Cloud free tier, mainly beacause I wanted to learn about VMs and using ssh, since I already knew how to create a locally hosted server. I have to say it's amazing, having 24GB of RAM and so much power I think it can host up to 20 players maybe, without any issues and staying up 24/7 forever FOR FREE! If you want to have the best free server I reccomend trying to learn how to set it up, it's so much worth it, because you'll also learn technical stuff!
Oh so it means that's 24/7 ?
@@gamingU yes, that’s the thing. It’s like a free always on computer with amazing specs and so the server will be always on, regardless if someone is playing or not and also no one needs to keep their computer on
Oh interesting but i guess the locally hosting method and port forwarding works best for me as i can just use upto half my pc ram (i have a total of 64gb and i might upgrade to 128gb as other things i use can use up all my ram anyway on my gaming pc) and my cpu is an i9 13900k and my friends havent complained about performance issues even in a modpack that had 300+ mods in an aplified world. Also i tend to just leave my pc running 24/7 naturally.🤷
@@deathdrop who asked ?
@@deathdrop not everyone has a nice pc like you XD
your comment is pointless because it gives the same vibes as somebody saying that they think hosting locally is best for them because they literally have dedicated servers in their own house
it's good that oracle cloud can do this for free
Already knew its an ad before watching
i already have a portforwarded minecraft server for me and my friends, but im still watching this cuz it's interesting :)
Thankyou i have been looking for other server methods beside aternos
I didn't know you could do so much with LAN servers, will def try this out with my friends
Its not lan server
I'm a year late but here's some personal advice for people who want to self host.
1. Use a dedicated machine/vm to host. This is very useful since if you have an old machine that you want to repurpose, you can just install ubuntu server on it then go from there. If you don't have a machine, you can get a raspberry pi that has 4-8gb for less than 100 USD. If you no longer want to host the minecraft server on that machine, then you can always repurpose it to something else like a homelab.
2. SSH. Using ssh is a good way to connect to your machine without having to physically use it. So if you only have 1 monitor and don't want to keep switching back and forth between one device and your machine, then connecting to it via ssh is good.
3. Use a panel or some sort. If using command lines to host a server isn't your thing, then I highly recommend using a panel. Pterodactyl panel is very good since it puts a gui over your machine making it easier for you process and make changes to the server. Pterodactyl has an auto-install script that shouldn't take more than 20 minutes of setting up. Once that's setup, you're setup.
4. Please make backups of the server. There might be times where things will go wrong and you would need to restore from a backup. Pterodactyl lets you backup the server then download that backup to your other device. I would recommend putting that backup on a usb drive or NAS of some sort.
You can use DMZ instead of port forwarding, it's just a couple of clicks to enable
Explain?
@@DizzyMapping Port forwarding is not as easy as it sounds, because it usually does not work for the first try (at least for me). DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone, and if you enable it on your router, your entire computer's hosted ports can be accessed on the internet without port forwarding. But it does not mean that strangers than connect to your computer and hack it and steal you data.
@@samuaprogramozo Alr thx
@@samuaprogramozothat means port forwarding is better. Just check your local and external ip. Type it with 25565 port in settings and its good to go
I came across this video by watching Dead Game News by Accursed Farms, the name of this video popped in at the end of that guys video, just because of server hosting mention.
Anyway i checked this out, it's very informative and has a lot of useful information i need, so i gave a like!
aternos also allows cracked accounts, you can change the software to forge for mods, paper/spigot for plugins, you can also manually add datapacks with a few buttons.
But it doesnt have all plugins/mods and you dont have full file acces also cracked accounts works on litelary every server as long as you modify server proporties
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Love what you do. Keep up the great work
i love this vid, if you have lots of ram, like i have 32 which is overkill but you can host a huge number of players on heavy modpacks, you dont need to buy or pay any money for a server that limits your customization, just host it yourself
3:29 --> I'm using 1.19.4 and it gave me an option to type in a custom port number that I would like to start a LAN world with. With that being said, if you configured your port forwarding setting and use 25565 (default minecraft server port) in a singleplayer LAN world, it's possible to port forward a WAN connection to your local computer and play with your friends in that singleplayer world.
Sure. You can use any port for that matter. But you will need to portforward port 25565 to the pc running the lan with the internal port. You still have to keep the instance up and running though. And you will be sending your ip to anyone who want to connect. You could possibly buy a domain and run it trough cloudflare proxy or possibly a nginx server but then it seems easier to just get a server running.
At this point, just use essential. It has all the good aspects of bedrock, like playing with friends or building your own character, try it
@@charfornoreasonCan u please tell me how?
@@charfornoreason the reason you wouldnt use essential is for those who are playing on offline minecraft. offline minecraft doesnt mean its actually offline but just means that the game doesnt ask for an account for you to be able to play. you can only play on offline servers. you would port forward to also play with offline friends
Hey love you Guys I Watch Your video’s almost 2.5 years keep it up ❤❤❤
I personally use exaroton, it is hosting from aternos creators, but paid. In my opinion - best option if you don't need the server runnig 24/7. The way payment works is that you buy credits (somewhere 5 dollars for 500 credits) and then you spend it hourly depending on the RAM usage (if you set 2 GB RAM you use 2 credits per hour). I played with 10 people, and 2 GB RAM was pretty enough for us. 3-4 GB of RAM for modded survival was used. So in month we used like 200-300 credits. Well you can do the math and count for yourself, but i think this hosting is very nice!
Do you know if they cap render distance like in aternos?
@@notdeweydafu3855 you can manually set that number or turn it off entirely in the server settings tab. By default it is on and set to 10 chunks
@@notdeweydafu3855no. Change server proporties. But in aternos ram will bottleneck your render distance
3:23 You can also use a vpn to create a network in wich your friends can join even when they are in their houses, the downside would be that if the owner of the network leaves the game, it'll close, but I've been using a vpn with my friends for a very long time and haven't got any issues with lag or mods conflicts :D
the solution that they gave it's pretty much the same, but your server won't close if you leave the game with their solution
what vpn, openvpn?
can you explain how to do this?
@@primeflow Sure, just use an app like radmin vpn or hamachi vpn, you create a network and your friends have to join that network, when they are connected, you can start a survival world and they'll see it in "lan" multiplayer.
Something to have in mind: I've tried with 4/5 friends (with mods) and the world went just perfect, but when we had like 7/8 friends (also with mods) on the server it lagged pretty bad, I think it was because my internet bandwidth wans't that good lol, but yeah that's basically it.
@@primeflow and now the other thing could be paying a monthly membership server (for like 20 bucks you can get really good server deals, with 0 lag and a lot of people to join), if you and your friends can afford one, go for it.
For the Oracle method, I have tried it and it works, but the tutorial is a bit outdated. You need some Linux experience to automate it and I would recommend using ufw as a firewall :)
Hello, can you please tell me when you first sing up for free oracle cloud account, could you create instances right after registration? Or you should have waited for couple of days?
@@web3matrix You could right after in my case, but keep in mind:
-It has a free trial (forever) but needs a credit card to register
-Availability of instances depends on the location you choose
-Warning!!! --> During the first month you get extra credit, but you should only create instances that are "always free eligible" or when the month ends you won't have access to them anymore, including all the data
Did you have trouble signing up? When I tried I got an error
Le dernier est extrêmement intéressant Pour être plus clair, le tuto date de mars 2021 ce qui est un tuto très récent pour quelque chose de GRATUIT et c'est très rare.
La création de compte ne doit pas poser problème pour grand nombre sauf que pour les personnes mineurs, il faut demander à ses parents (besoin du RIB pour vérification d'hautenfication, pas de transaction).
Ensuite, l'installation du serveur minecraft est la même que sur un Linux, Ubuntu... (CMD) Des connaissances (simple) suffise. Le tutoriel est très bien expliqué et précis, même une personne sans expérience peut le faire.
Thanks for also showing oracle method! Using it for couple years now, works great. But getting it and setting up was very tricky, even if you have a lot of experience
Is that 24/7 ? PLEASE REPLY 🙏
@@gamingU Yes, 24/7
Did you guys have an issue when you first created the oracle cloud account showing that you have no permission to view resources?
@@araman_ free? Also asian host?
You need a credit card added as payment method right? :/
Love you from BANGLADESH🇧🇩
You're from Germany? good to know, i'm german too
he's not, German servers are just the closest to him
If any of you is going for the Aternos option, you might be interested in AxentHost for free servers with better performances
Why tf is SO DAMN HARD to just be with friends, like Jesus Christ I just want to play with my bestie 😤💢
ikr
Use aternos
Its easy
Very good video. Finally someone who shows methods like oracle cloud
How fitting that the ad I got before this video started was a minecraft server hosting ad 😂
Bros are promoting their server in every way possible 💀
if you have a company, would you not promote it?
how would you gain customers?
@@rick2555 that's right bruh 💀
I couldn't believe that Oracle is allowing free use of their servers. I had to check for myself! Definitely interesting especially for tech savvy users.
at 4:27 when they use the example of changing 1024 to 4096 that should only be done on Xmx because Xms is just the MINIMUM so youll be using the max resources at all times, which isnt really good if youre hosting on your own computer like in the example
Thats debatable.
Its better for server performance to pre-allocate the ram so its always available for the severer to use. Of course if your system has limited ram (16Gb or less) then it'll detract from other processes on your PC.
@@Erowens98 servers should not run on 100% at all times.
@@lavipilled it's not running at 100% at all times. The system has simply committed the resources to a task in case it needs to use it. Which prevents the resources fron being taken by a different task.
@@lavipillednot true
I want to run a server on ur own hosting website but idk how to set the currency to my countrys currency
5:40 ah yes pooplick
😂😂
oracle cloud looks nice, i may try it in the future
Correction shulkercraft: In minecraft realms, if you add a world, you can add mods to the world files, and then you can have mods that are for vanilla minecraft but not bukkit or paper mods
*correction: those are (most likely) datapacks, and paper and bukkit don't have mods, they have plugins. Mods are for fabric, forge, quilt. (Mods can change more than plugins can ie. add blocks, mods, items, menus without overwriting default items)
@@nicky7006 oh that's right sorry got messed up between them, its just that I haven't properly played MC in a long time so thanks for the correction. But it's still worth noting that
Tip: if you want a console and want to see RAM and CPU usage, remove the nogui part of the script.
Or use crafty
But how in tlancher😢
Just allow crack accounts on aternos
Buy real MC, I also was using TL but didn't let me play with friends so I buyed real MC so now I can play w friends and supported mojang
@@Duxruxsome people can't afford to spend money on digital games
@@Void_Forestt womp womp
@@Duxrux womp womp
bro im stupid
That’s because imagination exists
5:18 how hard is it for my laptop to run the server?
This is the best video ever as I always wanted to host a server but don't know how to do . I think this is the only video on server which is sensible 😊😊
Bro really said "Oracle gets very technical." I read that article, and that seems easy. 🤣
It only seems easy
I have been trying to figure out how to port forward my sever and didn’t even know there was another option so thank you shilkercraft❤️❤️
@@Zeester_007 I started my server on minehut but wanted to switch to my computer bc of all the queue and downtime but couldn't so I have been stuck on minehut
@@GamerDen300 that's all fixed now
@@GamerDen300 feather client works too
Port forwarding is best if you know how
Really awesome video that summarise very well loads of different methods gg
Only the OGs remember using Logmein Hamachi
4:54 I don't get an error, The command prompt opens but disappears almost immediately. How do I fix this?
there is a very small server host called ploxhost, who are cheap and their servers are decently lag free from my experience, the actual server can be quite annoying to do things that you'd think to be simple, but with more popularity this could definitely be fixed
I actually do that all the time to play with my brother 3:42
You deserved a subscirber bro. Thank you so much
5:10 the rest of the files didnt appear meaning i dont have the ULA file
Eula not ula. You can create it yourself but probably you did something wrong with file
Thank you alot. You really help me and my friends to play toghether
I like you’re videos so mutch! Nice Titirial
6:35 whats that thing on his right
THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY LIFE!
didn't expect these kind of videos only me?
Hey Shulkercraft, I don't know if you are going to read this as it is 2 days past the video upload date. But anyway, I saw your video on the wise hosting server hosting website and I thought it was an awesome idea, and it looks super cool. Unfortunately, I have had a horrible experience so far. I love the pricing of the servers, I think it is very fair, and I also really like the way the website looks. Although, I bought a Pigman server for me and some friends to play on and maybe to add a bit of mods in future. Then I wanted to add my old server world to the files. I started following the instructions given in the FAQ, and it ended up taking me to a place where I was asked to input my email address, so I can receive a new password for my SFTP. I did this and still (after 4 days) haven't received an email and I can't seem to log back into my account. Furthermore, I've requested like 20 password reset emails and nothing has arrived yet. I contacted support via email and nothing has arrived yet. I @ wise hosting on Twitter and also have yet to receive a reply. Now I am paying $11 a month to something I can't even access. I really want to give you guys a chance because I love the videos you make and want to support your passions. I'm just a little frustrated and I hope you understand. Much love
Viper
Just contact bank to cancel subscription or do it in app
thanks bro after so many time i know how to host minecraft server on my computer using ngrok thnks i apriciate
Use port forwarding for better latency
Thanks for the server :)
I needed this video, been wanting to play with some friends for a while... thanks
Now I'm just wondering when Shulkercraft is going to make Fallen_Breath & acaciachan 72K/hr ice farm....
Can I host any server software using oracle? I might try it
Thanks a lot shulkercraft!❤❤
i am having troubles with 3:43 when i open the bat file errors keep appearing and i havew tried many timeas and can't fix it it says java runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 52.0
Install eclipse adoptium java 17 or 21
I use the oracle method and it’s very high quality really recommend
An even higher quality option is to buy a server box (either to own or to rent) and then use it to host your server… it allows for up to 1028 gb of ram and unlimited players and costs around $2000 to buy and $50 a month to rent
Also when u open to lan anyone anywhere can join
Or buy used $20-$50 pc with i3 or i5 4th or newer gen with 8gb ram and do the same for less.
Thank you so much 👌🏻
Thanks you bro this video is extremely detailed ❤
That's a lot od options. Thanks!
Very useful video shulker 💙✨️
i didn't have the option to port forward but now i use ngrok bc of you
5:36 Is there a way to change the server port to a world that was already created
Your comment doesnt make any sense
I had a world that already had a bunch of progress and I wanted to make that a open to play server
I have a server on aternos, we have started to make more and more progress and now its lagging. Is it possible ti swtich the server platform or just not running it on aternos?
ours also lags
WOW, thank you for this very informative video!
You explained this in the most simple way. THANK YOU
well detailed and so useful. thanks.
On the lan you can play multiplayer without having friends on the same network,you can use essential mod and you done it
It isnt called lan then
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another tip to host servers is to use feather server hosting, it’s like aternos hosting but better speeds, ram and starts up quicker
For anyone wondering using ngrok is pretty nice and completely free.
U just have an ip that always changes. But it works.
Use port forwarding to get better latency
@@adex345 bro my isp doesn't allow me to do that