PufferPanel
Web-based game server management panel
PufferPanel is a web-based game server management system for running and administering multiple game servers from a single interface. It is designed to be easy to install and suitable for personal servers as well as small-to-medium game hosting networks.
Key Features
- Centralized management for multiple game servers from one web UI
- Multi-user access to delegate servers to other users or share access to existing servers
- Supports popular server types including Minecraft (and modded variants) and Source Dedicated Server-based games
- Template-based server creation and configuration to standardize deployments
- Process control and lifecycle management (start, stop, restart) with server console access
Use Cases
- Hosting and managing a small set of community game servers on a single machine
- Providing game server access to multiple users while keeping permissions separated
- Standardizing deployments for a small game server network using reusable templates
Limitations and Considerations
- Focused on game server hosting; it is not a general-purpose container or VM management platform
PufferPanel is a practical choice when you need a lightweight, web-managed way to operate multiple game servers. Its emphasis on simplicity and multi-user management makes it well-suited to shared environments and small hosting setups.
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