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* '''Latest Revision:''' February 2023, GTNH version 2.2.3.
Oracle Cloud is an attractive option as it offers a lot of space and processing power for no monthly fee. There are limitations; see [[#Warnings|Warnings]], below. The general overview for a Linux server is
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This Linux setup uses an Oracle [https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/post/how-to-set-up-and-run-a-really-powerful-free-minecraft-server-in-the-cloud blogpost] about how to set up a server on their platform.
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=== Set
==== Create an
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This step is taken from the Oracle's [https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/post/how-to-set-up-and-run-a-really-powerful-free-minecraft-server-in-the-cloud manual], so check it out if you need more info. A concise version of it is given in this guide.
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When your Instance Details turns green and Running, click on the Subnet link in the Primary VNIC section. Then in Security Lists click on the only one that is there, the default one, then click on Add Ingress Rules.
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==== Tweak the
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In order to connect to the instance, you need a "shell" program. If you're on Windows, this guide suggests to install [https://git-scm.com/downloads Git Bash] for that.
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=== Set up a GTNH
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1. Download the server zip from here: http://downloads.gtnewhorizons.com/ServerPacks/
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