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Originally posted by ajh123 August 20, 2024
I have a couple Fabric servers that I would like to add to all my Shulker proxies.
These Fabric servers are not managed by Kubernetes so they would be classed as "external".
This would require two features:
predefine the proxy's forwarding secret (so it is known before proxy is made and it can be manually set on the external server)
define a list of external servers (see example YAML)
apiVersion: shulkermc.io/v1alpha1kind: ProxyFleetmetadata:
name: publicspec:
clusterRef:
name: getting-startedreplicas: 1service:
type: LoadBalancerexternalTrafficPolicy: Localtemplate:
spec:
version:
channel: Velocityname: latestexternalServers:
- Creative: # <- this would be the name of the serveraddress: 1.1.1.1:25565
- Survival:
address: 1.1.1.1:25566
Currently I would like to migrate my current set up to Shulker which uses Paper for lobbies, a "bear metal" Velocity
, and two Fabric servers. Since I don't need full scalability for these Fabric servers I would like to stick to running these "bear metal" (and Shulker does not support Fabric anyway).
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Abiliy to define "external" servers
Ability to define "external" servers
Aug 25, 2024
Discussed in #615
Originally posted by ajh123 August 20, 2024
I have a couple Fabric servers that I would like to add to all my Shulker proxies.
These Fabric servers are not managed by Kubernetes so they would be classed as "external".
This would require two features:
Currently I would like to migrate my current set up to Shulker which uses Paper for lobbies, a "bear metal" Velocity
, and two Fabric servers. Since I don't need full scalability for these Fabric servers I would like to stick to running these "bear metal" (and Shulker does not support Fabric anyway).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: