Deploy Minecraft Servers on Linux（2）Prepare the environment

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Minecraft Server

0. Preface

previous article,

Linux builds Minecraft server (1) Preliminary preparation
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/409/

We have purchased a suitable server, and now we will officially start the server.
The first step in setting up a server is

1. System selection

CentOS 7 is recommended. CentOS 8 has been abandoned, and CentOS 6 has also stopped maintenance. CentOS 7 is currently a relatively stable choice.

2, server optimization

After reinstalling the system, it is recommended to perform the following system optimizations:

Server optimization (2) Replacing the software source
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/237/

Server optimization (3) Setting virtual memory
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/240/

3, install the Bt panel

Refer to the following article to install Bt version 7.7.0:

Install Bt 7.7.0 Enterprise Edition
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/7/

After the installation tutorial is modified, some professional/enterprise plugins can be installed.

If you need the latest version of Enterprise Edition, you can refer to:

Install Bt 7.9.0 Enterprise Edition
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/293/

Note: Happy version is not developed by the author of this site, there may be backdoors and loopholes, so choose carefully!

4. Install Java

Oracle official website:
https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/

The choice of the JDK version depends on the version, and you can refer to the instructions on the Minecraft official website when selecting the subsequent server.

JDK 17:

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JDK 18:

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Existing Java environment, upgrade reference articles:

CentOS7 upgrade Java
https://blog.tsinbei.com/archives/149/