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One address, a whole network of servers
When one world isn't enough, a proxy links your survival, creative and minigame servers behind a single join address. Pick BungeeCord, Waterfall or Velocity and wire up your network — players hop between servers without ever reconnecting.
BungeeCord · Waterfall · Velocity · default 1 GB RAM · 1 vCPU
Why host Minecraft Proxy here
All three major proxies
BungeeCord for the classics, Waterfall for stability, Velocity for modern performance — chosen with a dropdown.
Runs light
A proxy mostly forwards packets; 1 GB of RAM routes a lot of players. Spend the budget on the backend servers.
Backend servers on the same platform
Host the proxy and every backend server side by side, each in its own container with its own console and files.
Full config access
The browser file manager and terminal give you the real proxy config — no cut-down panel abstraction.
Minecraft Proxy hosting FAQ
BungeeCord, Waterfall or Velocity — which should I pick?
Velocity if you're starting fresh — it's the fastest and actively developed. Waterfall if you need BungeeCord plugin compatibility with fewer bugs. BungeeCord only if a plugin you depend on requires it.
Do I still need normal Minecraft servers behind the proxy?
Yes — the proxy is a router, not a world. Each game mode (survival, creative, minigames) runs as its own Minecraft server; the proxy connects them under one address. You can host all of them here.
How much RAM does a proxy need?
1 GB is enough for most networks — proxies forward traffic rather than simulate worlds. Scale the backend servers instead.
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