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The staging server nobody has
A few pounds a month against the update that breaks in front of a hundred people. What twenty minutes of testing actually catches.
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Running several game servers on one box
They cannot see each other and they are competing. CPU contention, the memory arithmetic, and the port map nobody writes down.
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Reading server logs without drowning
Four categories, two that need you. Start at the top rather than the bottom, and learn what a quiet log looks like.
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Scheduled restarts: cure or bandage
The useful question is not whether to restart. It is whether yours is buying headroom or hiding a leak that is getting worse.
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Moving a game server without losing players
The copy is never the hard part. The DNS work you do a week early, and the old box you leave running to point the way.
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txAdmin as a supervisor, not a control panel
The web console is the smallest part of what it does. Which features earn their place, and the one that can delete months of work.
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Log rotation, and the disk that fills at the worst moment
The most common way a long-running server dies has nothing to do with the game. Four things that grow without limit, and ten minutes that stop them.
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What the Pterodactyl panel hides
The CPU limit is not cores and the memory limit is a wall, not a budget. Two misread numbers, and the crash that leaves no log.
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A systemd unit for a game server that restarts correctly
Fifteen lines that replace a screen session and a cron job, and the four of them that decide whether a crash loop is survivable.
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