Why are you using a vacuum on your internals!? NEVER use a vacuum as it creates static electricity that can short out components.

Such an awesome video. I hope to see more of this contend in the future. I greatly appreciate the effort put in both making the server, and the video alone. I am not even mentioning the editing part.

I didn't watch such a clean, good and simple (in speaking of showing us the important stuff only) video about to set up a Minecraft server yet.

Im not a professional in any way but wouldn’t using a duster like the one used to clean the server create static electricity that could potentially shock some components and cause damage to the system?

Awesome video, I really like the editing style and the music choice 👍.

I don’t watch asmr and I don’t know if you would consider this asmr. But this would probably be the only kind I watch and I could do it all day. I recently set up a server for my friends and I on my personal PC, but watching it be implemented on a dedicated scale is just so satisfying for some reason. The hardware setup and the coding (though minimal because it’s minecraft) was just top teir

This is insanely satisfying to watch!

Love this vid! No ear blowing commentary, just notes on the video. Showing the whole process. Keep it up!

This was a great look into how servers operate.

that keyboard is so satisfying

the best server rack setup i've ever seen

Wow that was great! Thanks for making the video

That's a nice server! I used an older PowerEdge 2950 III (2x E5420, 32GB RAM) to host my public MC server in 2013-2017. I would have used it for longer but I didn't have a dedicated room for it anymore and it's way too loud to run in my room, and there wasn't really any players left on the server anyway. Sadly the days of being able to start a successful MC server just by posting on forums and youtube are long gone, at least here in Finland. If I started a new server today I'd get less players than in 2012 when I started mine even though at start it was Hamachi only. Most Finnish servers that still have players are owned by big youtubers.

Danny if that's a vacuum cleaner your using to clean your server please don't use it Vacuum cleaners can tend to build up static charge and fry your components Use things like an air can or even a better solution like datavac

i have no clue why but this is so interesting

Nice video, well edited and chill! Happy to be subscriber 102

professionally set up and the way i have done it for my server

Why is it so aesthetic

this type of video coming from a channel with under 200 subs is impressive

Looks good. Thanks for posting this.

I made this for a bedrock server and it was in a personal computer, but the steps are kinda the same. Nice video! :D

Yeah this is about how it goes. Though I've started backing up my files before updating cuz I had an update brick my server one time that wasn't fun. It took about 6 hours out of my day very cool

Great video.

Laughed so hard when he plugged into the iDrac

great vid

You are very underrated! Great work!!!!

* aternos employee every time you create a server *

first 20 seconds are the best part of the video

Noice, maybe helpful in the future thanks a lot

i love how you have a 24 port switch for 2 devices

Cool stuff

Damn so enjoyable :D

I'm never gonna do this but I'm curious to see how a Minecraft server works and what it looks like

can't wait to invite all my friends on my minecraft server :D, oh wait..

Nice video, you can also setup Pterodactyl panel which is awesome for managing your Minecraft server & easy to setup, and Minecraft doesn't need 64GB, I'd recommend you to use 8gb-12gb to play with few friends :) Edit: Too much RAM can also make lag as it'd hurt the Garbage collector as it'd use the CPU and the main server thread.

the duraview KVM for one server is a nice touch.

thats cool

When i saw that chunk curroption i was laughing so hard

Randomly got recommended this by youtube, enjoyed the vid!

This channel has potential, I wish you best of luck and hope you remember me when you reach 100K. Masallah

Beast

Indeed a very long process, but you are gonna help so many people with this 🤤

Nice

your blur game is on point

Awesome Video. good thing the vacuum didn’t let off a static charge lol

sou good video bro

Just a few tips the wrong port you plugged in for ethernet is a iDrac port, its the port used for remote monitoring and controlling of that dell server. Also as others have stated a datavac is cheap and useful or air dusters. Being that server is a Dell you can lower the fans via ipmi scripts so they are less loud mine run at 2200 rpms on my Dell R410

nice

server rails really are a life saver

Bro just pulled off all the ghosts in the server (herobrine included) lol

200th subscriber :D

Would u be able to make a video on the physical server itself? I would love to build something like this for the future but I haven't seen any videos on it

This is hilarious, guess using idrac is for the birds! Lets shut down everything at once and dust it off with a duster!

I just use a regular PC with NAS storage drives for file servers and game server hosting. It might not be as powerful, but it works for my needs. I probably shouldn't use windows for that, but i do because I'm too lazy to install ubuntu server, and everything works currently. I love how I use ubuntu on my pc, but use windows 10 for a server lol. Tip for hosting a server (if you have multiple worlds/plugins you want to switch between): you can make a file server, and make your minecraft server drive available to the network so you can change the world files from another device from the file explorer. you can also use ssh to stop/start your server remotely (i'm assuming you knew that). I use a network drive to host my minecraft server for my friends, and its very easy to add/remove plugins and change the world file from spigot via windows explorer or an smb drive on linux. I also use windows remote desktop for checking the console and starting the server. ssh works too.

damm cant believe i just found this out

my man did it in hardcore mode without ssh and sftp. respect!

As a advanced user there are some little things in this video that bother me a bit but they are just nitpicking, good video the important concepts closely match how I self host servers even if the details vary

Can you do that but with ARK, that would be awesome!!

That's some sick console right there, lol

thank you for telling us windows users how to setup a ubuntu linux based Minecraft server PS: i own a poweredge R810 and use ubuntu, i just like being a meanie

When you give your vanilla server 256GB of RAM and a 20TB RAID Storage

I didn't understand anything but it was entertaining

This video should've been released 4 years ago

i want to set up mine as i have pretty long experience in setting up minecraft servers, i have z270p prime and only thing i need is psu and new cpu(like i5-7400 i guess). Only problem is that i dont really want to pay for public ip and domain name

Hey, is it okay to use vaccuum on those machine? Doesn't vaccuum create static electricity that causes damage

cool

This is a professional setup! What’s the average total wattage you’re pulling with that thing during normal operation? Always wanted to try something like this, but with the energy crisis, power ain’t getting cheaper, and I live in a fairly warm climate, so air conditioning is already inflating my electric bills. And is your server devoted to running MC, or do you run it as a NAS or something?

Awesome video great editing aswell, I was curious what you would say is the best cheap server for minecraft?

Chuck errors at end of video! Think the CPU couldn’t render files properly, that’s why there’s the chunks with random terrain near beach chunks. I ran Minecraft servers on a Mac mini with less issues than all those components.

Out of curiosity, why did you input the local ipv4 address? I have never needed to do this on any server I've run for minecraft... leaving it blank always seems to work. As such I always wondered what setting it actually does.

where can i buy one of those

Honestly, I've never seen that kind of laptop-like control panel on a rack before.

Would suggest something like proxmox on the server for virtualization, and Amp or pterodactyl panel for server vm

I hope to have a server like that one day

how much dedicated wham! do you hav?

remember me when you get famous!

What was that app you used to forward the ports?

I've been using hamachi cuz I dunno how the connection works, do I only need to port forward for it to work?

Great video, would you be willing to divulge how much it costs to set something like what you have up ? and more importantly how costly it is in terms of power/electricity consumption ? please

Huh, wierd to see corruption chunks, but nice server!

How did you able to port forward it? did you use some application or app from your router?

hmmmm I would use something like a Firewall in between of your switch and your router. also, where did u got that dell server from? Also if you want the server to use mainly as a minecraft server, I would put the server.jar file as a service you know? so that it automaticaly starts the server once the server boots up

Really great video, but I have 1 question, why are you using 64G of ram for only 10-15 people. And why so much blurring for things like the local IPV4

Круто!

Nice Rack setup

Woah

What’s the app that you are using for the port forwarding

7:45 What application do you use for port forwarding?

Which is your router?

what rack you use?

you should not vaccum parts like that it could discharge and cause damage

server in this class have most of the times a build in KVM - this way it would be easier to set up the bare-metall - and the Pterodactyl pannel would make better use of the capabilities for hosting

Nice Shaw modem

try pterodactyl panel? more easier to manage minecraft server

def should use something like pterodactyl to have sftp and a easy server panel to monitor

bro really plugged into the IPMI thinking it would give him internet

that intro

Hi! your keyboard, are they brown swtiches? I love that crisp sound 😍

what server is that i thought every server (especially 1U) would keep the fans spinning at close to 100% all the time, similar to when it's starting honestly surprised it was this quiet after boot

64Gb of ram are weigh too mutch, you will be better allocating max. 16Gb of ram, cause then f.e. a pig gett killed, its saved in the ram for something like 15 minutes and isnt needet anymore, so if you have too mutch ram you will have a lag every time the ram deletes himself, cause its hard for the server to know quick what’s needet and what’s not and also you dont need the dead pig in your ram for like 15 minutes.