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Introduction |
| == Background Information == | | While Minecraft's multiplayer can be a fun shared experience, sometimes you just want to have that experience with yourself and a small group of friends. Now while there are options like Minecraft Realms, these options are on a monthly subscription and can get quite expensive. | | | But there is a much cheaper alternative, which is to make your own dedicated Minecraft Server. The best part is that you don't necessarily need to spend a whole lot of money on hardware unless you plan on hosting hundreds of players. | | | === What you will need === | While you can run a Minecraft Server on almost any computer with, for this instancethat can run Java, I will usebe using an 8GB Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB of RAM and a 32GB microSD card with Ubuntu flashed to it. |
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