Run your servers, keep them up.
The panel, the protection, and the servers themselves. 121 pages, written against what the product actually does.
Browse by topic. 13 sections, from your first sign-in to hardening a server.
Getting started
What Clouduxe is, how to get in, and how the panel is laid out.
Buying a server
Choosing a plan, ordering, paying, and waiting for it to build.
Your servers
Power, console, reinstalls, SSH keys, networking and plan changes.
DDoS protection
How Clouduxe Prism filters traffic, and every setting you can tune.
Billing
Invoices, payments, wallet credit, tax and renewals.
Your account
Profile, security, notifications and giving someone else access.
Support
Getting help, and checking whether the problem is on our side.
Game servers
Setting up, tuning and running game servers on Clouduxe.
- Running a FiveM server
- Installing a FiveM server on Linux
- Configuring server.cfg
- Updating FiveM artifacts
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- Optimising a FiveM server for performance
- Fixing server thread hitch warnings in FiveM
- Fixing network thread hitch warnings in FiveM
- Protecting a FiveM server from attacks
- Growing and keeping a FiveM player base
- Managing staff on a FiveM server
- Running in-game events on a FiveM server
- Donations and revenue on a FiveM server
- Developing on a FiveM server
- Running a Minecraft server
- Installing a Minecraft server on Linux
- Optimising a Minecraft server
- Installing and managing Minecraft plugins
- Protecting a Minecraft server from attacks
- Running a Rust server
- Installing a Rust server on Linux
- Wiping a Rust server
- Running a Source engine server
- Installing a Source engine server on Linux
- Which ports each game server needs
- Running an ARK server
- Installing an ARK server on Linux
- Running a SA-MP or open.mp server
- Running a TeamSpeak server
Linux
Running and securing a Linux server, from first login to day-to-day administration.
Windows
Running a Windows server, Remote Desktop, and keeping it locked down.
Networking
Diagnosing latency, packet loss and routing, and reading the results properly.
Security
Hardening a server, and what to do if one is compromised.
Media Storage
fxvault Media: hosting your FiveM server's screenshots, photos, video and voice notes.
Two layers stand in front of every server. Floods are absorbed upstream. What is left meets Prism on the host, the layer you configure.
How protection works- Network edge
Volumetric floods absorbed upstream
Removed here
Amplification and spoofed floods
- Clouduxe Prism
Per-packet filtering on the host
Removed here
Bad protocol, bad behaviour, rate abuse
- Your server
Only traffic that passed both layers
Nothing removed
This is what reaches your application