Manual Deployment

Notes:

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If you use an existing Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) to deploy the game Palworld, ensure that the ECS meets the following conditions:

1. System environment: The CPU architecture is x86, and the operating system is Ubuntu.

2. Security group rule: Configure an inbound rule to allow UDP traffic to the ECS in the security group over port 8211, ensuring that the game server can provide services for external systems.

The following shows the detailed deployment steps.

1. Use VNC provided on the ECS console or a remote login tool to log in to the ECS where you want to deploy the game.

Figure 1 Remotely logging in to an ECS using VNC (log in to the ECS console, select the target ECS, and click Remote Login in the Operation column)

Figure 2 Logging in using Remote Login on the management console

2. Run the following commands on the game server (the command output is shown in the following figure):

The commands that can be copied are as follows, please note that spaces need to be added before and after "744":

wget -P /tmp/ https://documentation-samples.obs.cn-north-4.myhuaweicloud.com/solution-as-code-publicbucket/solution-as-code-moudle/deploy-a-palworld-dedicated-server/userdata/install-palworld_ubuntu_steam.sh

chmod744/tmp/install-palworld_ubuntu_steam.sh

/tmp/install-palworld_ubuntu_steam.sh

Figure 3 Downloading the deployment script

Figure 4 Granting the execute permission for the deployment script

Figure 5 Executing the deployment script

3. When Palworld is running successfully, good game! is displayed, it indicates that the game has been successfully installed.

Figure 6 Successful game installation

4. Run the netstat -ulpt command to check whether port 8211 of the game server is enabled.

Figure 7 Checking whether port 8211 of the game server is enabled

5. The deployment script automatically configures automatic startup for you. You can run the following commands to manage the game Palworld:

• Starting Palworld

sudo systemctl start palworld

• Restarting Palworld

sudo systemctl restart palworld

• Stopping Palworld

sudo systemctl stop palworld

• Querying the status of Palworld

sudo systemctl status palworld