Third Party Examples
Community contributed Dedicated Game Server examples on Agones.
Integrations with other projects
- Octops/Agones x Open Match - How to implement a matchmaking system using Agones and Open Match
- Agones x Godot - How to deploy a multiplayer Godot game with Agones. This post demonstrates hosting a simple multiplayer game server on Agones, utilizing the Agones Community SDK for Godot to manage server readiness and health checks. It also provides a brief introduction to dedicated game servers.
- Unity’s Netcode for GameObjects + Agones - A simple Unity example that demonstrates Agones integrations with Unity’s Netcode for GameObjects for dedicated game servers.
Minetest
- Minetest is a free and open-source sandbox video game available for Linux, FreeBSD, Microsoft Windows, MacOS, and Android. Minetest game play is very similar to that of Minecraft. Players explore a blocky 3D world, discover and extract raw materials, craft tools and items, and build structures and landscapes.
- Minetest server for Agones is an example of the Minetest server hosted on Kubernetes using Agones. It wraps the Minetest server with a Go binary, and introspects stdout to provide the event hooks for the SDK integration. The wrapper is from Xonotic Example with a few changes to look for the Minetest ready output message.
You will need to download the Minetest client separately to play.
Quilkin
- Quilkin is a non-transparent UDP proxy specifically designed for use with large scale multiplayer dedicated game server deployments, to ensure security, access control, telemetry data, metrics and more.
- Quilkin with Agones is an example of running Xonotic with Quilkin on an Agones cluster, utilising either the sidecar integration pattern or via the the Quilkin xDS Agones provider with a TokenRouter to provide routing and access control to the allocated GameServer instance.
You will need to download the Xonotic client to interact with the demo.
Shulker
- Shulker is a Kubernetes operator for managing complex and dynamic Minecraft infrastructure at scale, including game servers and proxies.
- It builds on top Agones
GameServer
andFleet
primitives to provide simplified abstractions specifically tailored to orchestrating Minecraft workloads.
Shulker requires you to have a genuine Minecraft account. You’ll need to purchase the game to test the “Getting Started” example.
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Last modified November 5, 2024: Update Supported Kubernetes to 1.29, 1.30, 1.31 (#4024) (a0d1614)