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   * Runtime: rootless Podman, systemd quadlet   * Runtime: rootless Podman, systemd quadlet
   * Host OS: Rocky Linux, SELinux enforcing   * Host OS: Rocky Linux, SELinux enforcing
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 ===== The machine ===== ===== The machine =====
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   * The Minecraft container is allowed up to **16 GB** of that RAM.   * The Minecraft container is allowed up to **16 GB** of that RAM.
   * The world is pre-generated ahead of play with Chunky, so terrain loads smoothly as you walk instead of stuttering into existence.   * The world is pre-generated ahead of play with Chunky, so terrain loads smoothly as you walk instead of stuttering into existence.
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 ===== The ports ===== ===== The ports =====
  
-  * ``25565`` / TCP — Java Edition +  * ''25565'' / TCP — Java Edition 
-  * ``19132`` / UDP — Bedrock Edition, via Geyser+  * ''19132'' / UDP — Bedrock Edition, via Geyser 
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 +The remote console (RCON) is off, and the server runs with online-mode, a whitelist, and secure profiles enforced. Ice Link sits on the public internet, so it's locked down rather than wide open.
  
-The remote console (RCON) is off, and the server runs with online-mode, a whitelist, and secure profiles enforced. Ice Link is on the public internet, so it's set up with the quiet assumption that port scanners will knock on the door from time to time, and answered accordingly.+----
  
 ===== The stack in one breath ===== ===== The stack in one breath =====
  
-A deliberately modest set of plugins handles the details — permissions, block logging, the economy, seasons, fishing, pets, and the live map — and a set of datapacks shapes the world itself. [[minecraft:plugins|Plugins]] and [[minecraft:world|The world]] carry the specifics. None of it changes the game at its core; it's all there to make the world worth coming back to.+A deliberately modest set of plugins handles the details — permissions, block logging, the economy, seasons, fishing, pets, and the live map — and a set of datapacks shapes the world itself. [[minecraft:plugins|Plugins]] and [[minecraft:world|The world]] carry the specifics. None of it changes the game itself; it just makes the world worth coming back to.
  
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