Deploy. Manage.
Dominate.
The complete Minecraft hosting platform. Ships with public IPs, SFTP, Docker orchestration out of the box — add the optional Gateway stack to hide your nodes behind disposable edges with kernel-level DDoS protection.
Full management dashboard — no SSH required
Full REST API for WHMCS & billing automation
Activate the Gateway. Hide Everything.
Out of the box, DYLARIS runs like any other host — public IPs, SFTP, port 25565. Enable the optional Gateway stack and your nodes vanish: player traffic enters through disposable edges, files flow through Beam, nothing on the node faces the internet.
When the gateway is on
Default mode exposes server IPs and SFTP just like Pterodactyl. With the Gateway active, player traffic routes through disposable edge nodes (one gets attacked — swap it), and file transfers move to Beam instead of SFTP. Unlimited servers on port 25565 from a single IP via Minecraft handshake parsing, no SRV records, no exposed node.
Edge Gateways
Deploy cheap VPS nodes as traffic entry points. They parse Minecraft handshakes and route by subdomain. If one gets attacked — swap it. Your servers never go down.
Mesh Tunneling
Link agents connect outbound from your network to all gateways simultaneously. Full-mesh topology via Yamux multiplexing. No ports to open, no IPs to expose.
Kernel-Level Defense
eBPF/XDP programs filter malicious traffic at the kernel level — before it hits userspace. Combined with TLS/SNI inspection and protocol-aware filtering.
Everything You Need to Host
Server Management
Create, start, stop, and manage Minecraft servers. Real-time console, file browser, resource allocation — all from one dashboard.
Docker Orchestration
Every server runs in an isolated container. Automatic deployment, resource limits, and multi-version Java support (8, 17, 21).
eBPF DDoS Protection
optional · gatewayKernel-level packet filtering using XDP at the edge. Attacks are dropped before reaching userspace. Your nodes stay online and invisible.
Domain Routing
optional · gatewayRoute unlimited servers on port 25565 from a single IP. Minecraft handshake parsing with subdomain-based routing — no SRV records.
Multi-Node Infrastructure
Deploy nodes worldwide. Automatic container distribution, health monitoring, and failover across your entire fleet.
Real-Time Monitoring
Live CPU, RAM, and network I/O metrics. Performance charts, server status indicators, and instant console access.
Automated Backups
Scheduled and on-demand server backups. Restore to any point in time with a single click. Never lose progress.
Integrated Ticket System
Built-in support ticket system for your players and customers. No need for external helpdesk tools — everything stays in one place.
Dylaris Beam
optional · gatewayNative desktop file manager that replaces SFTP when the Gateway is active. Direct-to-node file streaming via gRPC, bandwidth management, transfer quotas — no exposed SFTP port.
One Panel.
Total Control.
Platform First. Gateway Optional.
The Platform stack is the core — Core, Node, Panel. Deploy it and you have a full Minecraft host with SFTP and public IPs. Bolt on the optional Gateway stack to hide your nodes behind disposable edges and route file transfers through Beam.
Core
Main API, Auth, User Management
Node
Docker Agent, Container Management
Panel
Web Console, Server Management UI
Edge
Public Ingress, eBPF/XDP, Yamux
Hub
Routing State, Leader Election
Link
Outbound Tunnel Agent
Beam
File Transfer Relay
DNS
Domain Management, Cloudflare
The Platform stack runs on its own — that's a full Minecraft host with SFTP and public IPs. Add the Gateway stack when you want portless routing, kernel-level DDoS protection, and Beam file transfers. Or run the Gateway alone in front of existing non-DYLARIS infrastructure.
Under Active Development
DYLARIS is being built from the ground up. All core systems are functional and tested, but the platform is not yet available for public use. Stay tuned.
Want zero ports?
Turn on the gateway.
When the optional Gateway stack is active, Edge routes player traffic through kernel-level eBPF/XDP firewalls. Link agents connect outbound — no inbound ports on the node, ever. Full technical deep dive: protocols, code, architecture diagrams.
Read the Architecture