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Amazon Lightsail is the easiest way to get started on AWS and is an easy-to-use virtual private server (VPS).

In this tutorial, you set up a dedicated Minecraft server on Amazon Lightsail. Minecraft is best experienced with a dedicated server . Dedicated servers have many benefits such as:

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  • Performance: you might not notice it at first, but as you progress in the game, hosting and playing at the same time can cause you to lag, sometimes at the worst possible moment.
  • Always on: if you are playing with two or more friends, it might be challenging for everyone to log on at the same time. A dedicated server is always available so you and you friends can log on any time.
  • Latency: if your friends live far away, a dedicated server can split the latency difference and provide a better overall experience to everyone.

Before you begin, accept the EULA for Minecraft., and get setup with a free trial of Minecraft, if you don't already have the game.

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About this Tutorial
Time10 minutes
Cost$5.00 + Minecraft license
Use CaseCompute
ProductsAmazon Lightsail
AudienceDeveloper
LevelBeginner
Last UpdatedMarch 15, 2021
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This tutorial is free tier eligible.

Once you've created a Lightsail account, sign into the Lightsail console.

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a. Choose Create instance in the Instances tab of the Lightsail home page.

b. Choose Change Region and Availability Zone to create your instance in another location.

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Select the closest Region to you so that you have good latency when playing.

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c. Choose Linux as your platform, and select Ubuntu as your Blueprint.

When choosing your Blueprint, ensure you are selecting from the subsection, OS Only, not Apps + OS.

To learn more about Lightsail Blueprints, see Choose an Amazon Lightsail instance image.

d. Choose your instance plan.

Select the $5/month instance plan.

Note: If you expect to build a large world with more players, consider choosing a more powerful instance.

f. Double-check everything and then click Create instance.

a. Once your server is ready, select it, and click the Networking tab.

b. In the Networking tab, add a firewall rule to allow port 25565.

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This is the default port used by the Minecraft network protocol.

c. Open port 25565 to enable Minecraft clients to connect to the server.

d. Navigate to the Connect tab, and select Connect using SSH.

e. SSH to your Lightsail instance from your browser by using the public IP address. You will need this Public IP address later in the tutorial, too.

f. This will open a browser popup with a browser window for you to run commands on your Lightsail instance. Once connected, run:

g. Update the server and install the Java Runtime.

a. Run the following commands within your Lightsail SSH session.

b. The first time you try to start the Minecraft server, it will display an error indicating that you must accept the EULA.

c. In order to accept the EULA, you need to write “eula=true” to the contents of eula.txt, but since this file is owned by root, you need to change ownership first.

To do so, enter the following command:

d. Monitor the console for any errors. If everything goes well, here’s what you should see:

Once the Minecraft server is up and running, if you need to run other commands in your SSH session without stopping the server, exit screen by pressing “CTRL+A” and then “d”.

Next time you connect to your Lightsail instance, you’ll be greeted with an empty bash prompt. Don’t worry, your server is probably running within a screen session. To list the active screen sessions, run “screen -ls”. In the output, each line begins with the ID of the session. If you only have a single screen session, you can connect to it by running “screen -r”. If there are multiple sessions, you will need to run “screen -r ” where ID is the session ID.

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a. On your client machine install and launch Minecraft. Enter your unique IP address in the Multiplayer/server. Then press Done.

If you have trouble adding your server, double check the IP address and make sure port 25565 is open in Step 1.

Now you can share your server IP Address with your friends and family and enjoy a fast, reliable private Minecraft Server!

Now that you can connect to your instance, what you do next depends on how you plan to use it. For example, you can:

  • Create a dedicated server for Valheim.
  • Create a snapshot of your instance to keep as a backup.
  • Attach a disk to your instance to add more storage space

You used Amazon Lightsail to easily host a Minecraft server.

Amazon Lightsail is great for developers, WebPros, and anyone looking to get started on AWS in a quick and cheap way. You can launch SSD-based instances, databases, manage domains, load balancers, and much more.

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This page describes an edition of the game that has been officially discontinued.
This edition is no longer updated or available for download and has been replaced with Bedrock Edition.
Author(s)
  • Xbox Game Studios[1]
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Release date

December 19, 2016

Rating(s)

Amazon: Guidance Suggested[2]

Size

72.4 MB

License

Proprietary software

Source available

No

Links

Minecraft: Fire TV Edition was the former title of Bedrock Edition designed specifically for the Amazon Fire TV. Originally, the Pocket Edition Alpha for Fire OS was available on Fire TV, but it was replaced by the more expensive Fire TV Edition on December 19, 2016, the day that the Ender Update and Apple TV Edition released. Pocket Edition for Fire TV was discontinued, and the new edition was a free download for its previous owners. After the Better Together Update, it is no longer named Fire TV Edition.

Amazon naming and pricing[edit]

As of March 2019, this product is described as 'Minecraft for Fire TV' on the Amazon App Store, potentially deviating from the practice of referring to all Bedrock Edition variants as simply 'Minecraft'. In Amazon usage, the plain 'Minecraft' name refers only to the (Bedrock) edition for (non-TV) Android platforms.

The 'for Fire TV' version retains a much higher price point than the vanilla Android versions (about 3x more as of March 2019).

References[edit]

  1. http://www.twitch.tv/mojang/v/6949826
  2. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NCJDPER
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