Hosting

We start with technical discovery and a product-fit review. We make the architecture decisions with you and plan capacity across bare metal and cloud together, so the shape of the fleet is agreed. We recommend how to integrate, through our SDK or straight on the allocation API.

We take your compiled game server binary, evaluate it and integrate it with the orchestration platform. That happens through our SDK, the CLI or the allocation API directly, and it works the same way whether the game is built in Unity, Unreal or your own engine. On an assisted integration your team keeps ownership of the build while we co-design the integration and sit in your design reviews.

We validate the fleet and run end-to-end tests, including the matchmaker workflows that allocate and release servers. We load test on the numbers you are planning for and check the autoscaler behaves when demand moves fast. Observability comes with it, so logs, crash reports and traces are tagged per allocation and you can follow a single session through the system.

We pre-warm capacity and ramp it ahead of go-live, so the servers are already standing when the game opens. The engineer who has been on the project since the first call is there through the launch window. We agree what burst looks like, which regions come up in what order, and what happens if demand arrives somewhere nobody expected.

Capacity is warm before players arrive, with steady-state load on bare metal and burst going to cloud as demand climbs. We watch fleet health in real time and our engineers are on it around the clock through the launch window. The autoscaler places every session on the best available host, so a region filling faster than forecast gets covered as it happens.

We keep optimizing capacity across bare metal and cloud as the real player curve appears, which is where most of the hosting cost gets decided. We handle OS and game patching and promote new builds through your environments. We plan capacity around seasons and DLC, so a content drop does not arrive with the fleet sized for a quiet week.

Our engineer stays on the account, so the person who knows your fleet is still there in year three. We keep patching, promoting builds and tuning capacity as the game changes. Incident support runs around the clock, and we review the account with you regularly to take out what the game no longer needs.