Flex metal servers are basically bare metal machines, but you can have them available in the same amount of time as cloud servers.

You’d usually need to order bare metal servers in advance. So say you have a free weekend coming up. You can roughly estimate how many players will come in, and order how many bare metal servers you’ll think you’ll need. Whereas flex metal, you can do this in minutes.

Bare metal

Flex metal

Cloud

Gameye 

What is Gameye?

Getting ready to start

1. Set up your Docker Hub account

2: Set up your organization on Gameye

3. Sort and push your Docker file

4. Configure your ports

5. Start the API call

Getting started

Open API spec

Launch a session

List current sessions

Stop a session

Download your artifacts

Get real-time logs

Get all logs

List available locations

API Reference

Regions and locations

Error handling

Using Photon Fusion

Integrations

Orchestrator V2 Migration Guide

Using container labels

Using  variables

Selecting the correct build

Generating logs

Customer dashboard

Using Gameye

Creating a Dockerhub account

Install Docker on CentOS

Install Docker on Ubuntu or Debian

Working with Docker

Guides

Getting support

Giving feedback

Support

Troubleshooting problems

Troubleshooting

How do I start using Gameye?

Do you require authorisation to use the API?

How does Gameye scale?

What is the difference between a location and a region?

Is Gameye free to use?

FAQs

Docker

Container

Region

Image Registry

Matchmaker

Glossary

Changelogs