Ports
History lives in a local SQLite file inside the hub. The dashboard reaches the hub through an outgoing, licence-checked relay to AnziLock. Discord and Vault are optional.
- Velocity 3.4+
- SQLite (built in)
- AnziLock relay
- Discord
- Vault
Network-wide monitoring with a live web dashboard, lag analysis written in plain words, player inspection, alerts and a Discord bot. The hub runs inside your proxy or server — no separate backend, database server or Docker — and the dashboard opens from your AnziLock account, so there is no dashboard port, password or address to set up.
History lives in a local SQLite file inside the hub. The dashboard reaches the hub through an outgoing, licence-checked relay to AnziLock. Discord and Vault are optional.
/status, /server, /players, /player, /lag, /scan and /alerts| Jar | Install on |
|---|---|
Panel-Velocity-1.2.0.jar | The Velocity proxy. Hosts the hub and the Discord bot. Recommended for networks. |
Panel-Paper-1.2.0.jar | One Paper server, for setups without a proxy. |
Panel-Agent-1.2.0.jar | Every Paper server you want to monitor. |
Install one hub. Agents need no licence key; the hub needs one, and an outgoing HTTPS connection to AnziLock.
Drop the hub jar into the proxy's plugins/ folder, start it once, set licenseKey in config.properties and restart.
Sign in at the licence portal with Discord and open Networks. Your network appears a few seconds after the hub starts.
Under Settings → Servers, register each server and copy its API key.
Drop the agent on each server, paste server-id, api-key and hub-url, and restart. It appears within seconds.
Support, licence keys, bug reports and feature requests all run through the Discord. Ask anything about AjdnikovPanel there — including whether it fits the network you already run.
Already licensed? Your networks live in the licence portal under Networks — sign in there with Discord, or claim a key with /claim in the Discord.