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How To Create A Free Minecraft Bedrock Server

This server is completely free and powerful for a BedrockServer, whereas a similar amount costs $5 per month.



Follow this link to Oracle Cloud Services website https://www.oracle.com/cloud/sign-in.html?intcmp



Oracle Cloud Services



Click "Sign up"



3.



Sign up



Verify your email.



After you have completed your details, click on Start my Free Trial



Unless you decide to, there won't any charges.



Next, we need to create an virtual machine to run our Server



Fill in the required fields.



Scroll down to Section 'Images and shapes'. Make sure that "Canonical Ubuntu 20.04" is selected, then check that the shape is set to AMD VM.Standard.E2.1.Micro



Note: The preset shape may not support Ubuntu. In this case, you can simply change the shape to the one shown, and then change the Image.



Next, you'll need a virtual cloud network. If you already have an existing VCN with a public subnet, choose that. If not, select 'Create a new virtual cloud network'. Next, choose Create A Public Subnet' and accept default names. Make sure you select 'Assign an IPv4 address public'. Otherwise, you won't be able to connect to this server via the internet. ).



Now we need to associate an "SSH" key pair with this VM. If you are familiar enough with the concept to be able to upload your public key, or if you already have one, you can choose 'Upload Public Key Files' to upload it. If you're not familiar with this, think of these keys as a unique set of identifiers that allow you to securely log in to your server. Click "Generate SSH key pairing" to save your public and private keys to your local machine. These keys will allow you to log into the VM in a few seconds.



You will need your Private Key to log into the website later so don’t forget this.



Leave the default boot volume and click Create'.



As soon as you click 'Create', you'll be redirected to the VM details page and your VM instance will be in a PROVISIONING state.



After 30-60 seconds or so, the state will switch to RUNNING . Copy your public IP address.



Next we need to open ports for players to access the server:



Next, click Add Ingress Rules



In order to start installing the Minecraft software on our VM, we need to remotely connect to it. If you are unfamiliar with SSH, I recommend you read this article.



Powershell can be used as your connecting program if you are on Windows (most likely). Open Powershell. Type this: ssh --i (file path of your private key). ubuntu@[VM ip]



BEFORE : Before doing this, ensure that you have researched how to protect your private keys file.



This is what it looks to log into your vm.



Next, install multiple programs to get started.



Run these commands:



sudo aptget install firewalld



These commands will enable firewall access and screen to ensure that your server is running after you have finished it.



Next, you will need to enter powershell during the ssh session.



sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=19132/tcp



sudo firewall-cmd -permanent --zone=public -add-port=19132/udp



sudo firewall-cmd --reload



Then:



sudo su - Minecraft



mkdir Bedrock



wget https://minecraft.azureedge.net/bin-linux/bedrock-server-1.17.2.01.zip -O server.zip



unzip server.zip



rmserver.zip



If necessary visit https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/bedrock and check the latest download link and substitute it.



Next, run these commands



chmod +x ./bedrock_server



This is the last command that will start your server.
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./bedrock_server



You can connect to your server now using the VM's IP and the standard Port, the name is irrelevant.



But if you close the terminal, your server will also stop. You'll need stop your server by closing the window or typing "stop" and then logging back in.



cd Bedrock



Enter the following:



Then, run the following command: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./bedrock_server



Now you should have a functioning bedrock servers with 1GB RAM and 1xenon core. This server can be used by at least 20 players. You can also do this for Java servers by clicking this link.


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