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[[File:IMG 2099 cr.jpg|thumb|right|upright|Taylor doing "Tech support" on ASUKA.]] | |||
The '''WIDESERVER Project''' originally referred to the plan to use a HP ProLiant DL385p G8 donated by [[Quornes]] to host gaming servers and other vital infrastructure for WIDEVERSE, but later evolved to refer to the array of servers now used. | The '''WIDESERVER Project''' originally referred to the plan to use a HP ProLiant DL385p G8 donated by [[Quornes]] to host gaming servers and other vital infrastructure for WIDEVERSE, but later evolved to refer to the array of servers now used. | ||
= History = | = History = | ||
The history of server hosting in WIDEVERSE stretches all the way back to 2011 when [[Taylor]] hosted a small Minecraft server for the few members still active via Hamachi. Other incarnations of self hosting sporadically popped up through the years, most notably in the form of [[The Wonkas]] [[Starbound]] server, but no truly centralized option existed. | |||
In Summer of 2021 when it was announced that Taylor's office would be getting a fiber upgrade within the next year, planning began to create a bare metal solution that would allow hosting of whatever was required. The key piece came in October when Quornes offered to donate a full server to the cause. By December, the server was delivered and set up in the [[Wide Media Group]] office. | |||
On December 2nd, fiber was finally installed at the datacenter, and a week later on the 8th, networking was finally completed, bringing the array online to the public. While the AMP game panel was intended to launch the same day, technical difficulties forced most of its operations to ABIGAIL in the intermediate. | |||
= Servers = | = Servers = | ||
== ASUKA == | == ASUKA == | ||
The flagship of the array, hosting mission critical infrastructure such as the Matrix Bridge, BROTHER, and [[WIDECRAFT]]. A HP ProLiant DL385p G8, the hardware was graciously donated by notable Bigger Quornes in October of 2021 for the project. | |||
== ABIGAIL == | == ABIGAIL == | ||
A Windows based game server. | |||
== YIN == | == YIN == | ||
A secondary Windows based game server. | |||
== POMU == | |||
A Pi based seedbox used for internal operation. | |||
== ILLYA == | |||
= Games Hosted = | |||
* [[WIDECRAFT]] Vanilla | |||
* WIDECRAFT Modded | |||
* Vintage Story | |||
* Garrys Mod | |||
= Services Hosted = | |||
* Matterbridge | |||
* BROTHER | |||
* OwnCloud | |||
* Plex | |||
* Sonarr/Radarr/Overseerr | |||
* AMP | |||
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The WIDESERVER Project originally referred to the plan to use a HP ProLiant DL385p G8 donated by Quornes to host gaming servers and other vital infrastructure for WIDEVERSE, but later evolved to refer to the array of servers now used.
History
The history of server hosting in WIDEVERSE stretches all the way back to 2011 when Taylor hosted a small Minecraft server for the few members still active via Hamachi. Other incarnations of self hosting sporadically popped up through the years, most notably in the form of The Wonkas Starbound server, but no truly centralized option existed.
In Summer of 2021 when it was announced that Taylor's office would be getting a fiber upgrade within the next year, planning began to create a bare metal solution that would allow hosting of whatever was required. The key piece came in October when Quornes offered to donate a full server to the cause. By December, the server was delivered and set up in the Wide Media Group office.
On December 2nd, fiber was finally installed at the datacenter, and a week later on the 8th, networking was finally completed, bringing the array online to the public. While the AMP game panel was intended to launch the same day, technical difficulties forced most of its operations to ABIGAIL in the intermediate.
Servers
ASUKA
The flagship of the array, hosting mission critical infrastructure such as the Matrix Bridge, BROTHER, and WIDECRAFT. A HP ProLiant DL385p G8, the hardware was graciously donated by notable Bigger Quornes in October of 2021 for the project.
ABIGAIL
A Windows based game server.
YIN
A secondary Windows based game server.
POMU
A Pi based seedbox used for internal operation.
ILLYA
Games Hosted
- WIDECRAFT Vanilla
- WIDECRAFT Modded
- Vintage Story
- Garrys Mod
Services Hosted
- Matterbridge
- BROTHER
- OwnCloud
- Plex
- Sonarr/Radarr/Overseerr
- AMP