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Platform / How it works

Our panel.
Your world.

Nexardo manages game servers on your Linux machines. You choose the infrastructure — the panel connects it to your games and team.

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01 / Connection

One panel. Your infrastructure.

Each layer has a job. Select one in the diagram to explore the details.

At Nexardo

Nexardo
Tasks State, logs, metrics

On your Linux machine

VPS or dedicated server

Players Your machine’s game address

Control

You choose the action. The panel keeps the context.

Configuration, team access and operation history live in one place. Start and restart requests go to the selected machine; the result comes back to the panel.

  • Team access
  • Service configuration
  • Operation history

02 / Structure

Start with a world.
Then give it structure.

Your organization is home to your team. A world groups related game services; environments separate the main deployment from experiments.

A service describes the game and its configuration. A runtime instance is the game process running on a selected compute node.

Organization · Your team
World

Our game night

Production environment

MinecraftGame service
Runtime instanceYour compute node

Test environment

A separate place to check configuration and updates.

One team. Related services. Separate environments.

03 / Ownership

Clear responsibilities.

Nexardo

Your operations workspace.

  • The panel and team access
  • Tasks and operation history
  • Tools for files, logs and monitoring

You and your provider

The machine, data and connectivity.

  • Choosing and paying for compute resources
  • Disk, saves and backup policy
  • Network, game address and open ports

Your Nexardo plan defines the panel’s capabilities. You pay your provider separately for the VPS and its resources. View plans

Next up: your machine

Let’s build your first world.

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