Blog

The PrexorCloud blog is for the stories the changelog is too terse to tell: release announcements, the reasoning behind a design decision, and deep-dives into the parts of the system operators ask about most. Posts are written by the people building PrexorCloud and live in this repository next to the code — open a PR if you spot something to fix.

If you want the line-by-line record of what changed in each release, read the changelog instead.

Launch posts

Three posts shipped with v1.0. Read them in order: the announcement first, then the positioning piece if you want to know why the project exists, then the deep-dive if you want to see how one of its layers works.

PrexorCloud v1.0 — a cloud system built for Minecraft

What v1.0 is, what shipped in the box, and what it leaves out on purpose. Start here if you are evaluating PrexorCloud against CloudNet 4 or SimpleCloud V2.

Why we built another cloud orchestrator

The honest answer to “did we need another one?” — six trade-offs PrexorCloud picked deliberately, and what each one costs.

Daemon-side modules — node-local extension on every host

A technical deep-dive into running Module code inside the Daemon: the DaemonModule contract, the Capability API, the controller-bridged event bus, and the security model that keeps it isolated.

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