Mobland
Built to scale across nodes
Every user runs in its own container. A central host manager places new worlds on the best node, while a shared proxy routes players to the right place.
4 nodes·37 containers
Ring fill shows relative load on each node. Watch the host manager schedule a new container onto the lightest node.
How a server comes online
From join request to a running world, the path is designed for isolation and capacity.
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Players hit the proxy
Minecraft clients connect through Mobland’s shared proxy, which routes traffic to the container hosting that world.
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Host Manager chooses a node
When you start a server, the host manager picks a healthy node with enough free capacity — not a random box.
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Node agents do the work
Each physical node runs a node agent that starts, stops, and watches Docker containers for Minecraft servers.
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One container per world
Your server is isolated from everyone else’s. Scale is just more nodes — and more containers spinning up across the ring.
Spin up your world on this fleet
Create a free Minecraft server and land on the same multi-node architecture powering Mobland.
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