Pick a server size
Free node, shared RAM budget. New accounts: 512 MB. After a day: 1 GB. After a week: 2 GB. Settings → Server size. 20 minute deploy cooldown (45 minutes if the account is under 6 hours old).
Same catalog the panel shows. No mass email.
Free node, shared RAM budget. New accounts: 512 MB. After a day: 1 GB. After a week: 2 GB. Settings → Server size. 20 minute deploy cooldown (45 minutes if the account is under 6 hours old).
Create an account and deploy. Minecraft, FiveM, Node, Python, PHP — free. Keep-alive, console, variables, backups stay as they are.
Settings → Keep-alive. Wings reports offline → start within a minute. Stop/Kill disables the flag so a shutdown stays down. Paper volumes get eula=true on deploy. Tab title: running · name · Blaze Hosting.
Sidebar hostname or IP:port copies in one click. Start/Restart/Stop on Console show SVG icons. Public pricing lists Free through Reseller.
The dashboard can run power actions without opening the console. Search filters by name. Copy the allocation with one click. Running servers show uptime.
Game templates use more RAM/disk than bots. FiveM needs a CFX license in FIVEM_LICENSE before players can join.
Pick the PHP template on Deploy. Upload your app, or start from the bundled index.php. Laravel works with DOCROOT=public. Composer install runs on boot when composer.json is present.
The live chat is now an agent locked to your Blaze Hosting user. It can list your servers, diagnose crashes from logs and stats, send console commands, power start/stop/restart, create backups, change environment variables, and deploy a new server if your plan has a slot. It cannot see other customers. Sign in first — guests only get product answers.
Need a hand with deploy, console, files, variables, or backups? Open the ember chat button in the bottom-right of the panel. The Blaze Hosting support agent answers in place, on login and after you sign in.
Open the bell in the top bar and allow notifications when the browser asks. New product updates, CPU warnings, and server offline/online events then pop on your desktop even if the panel tab is in the background. You can turn this off in the browser site settings.
On Console, next to Start / Restart / Stop, use Backup. Confirm and the snapshot begins. Watch it on the Backups tab. You still need backup permission and a free backup slot.
Type two or more characters in Files. Blaze Hosting searches names across nested folders (plugins, configs, logs, mods). Click a folder to open it, or a file to edit it. Huge junk trees like node_modules and Minecraft region folders are skipped so results stay fast.
On Console, recent logs from /, /logs, and /storage/logs show up as chips. Click to open in the editor, or download. In Files, search the current folder by name — handy for .env, latest.log, and plugin jars.
Variables and Files now round-trip. Scan .env pulls KEY=value pairs into Variables. Save to .env writes the current list to /.env (or the .env you already had). The file is replaced, so keep a backup if you rely on comments. You need permission to create files. Restart the server after env changes so the process picks them up.
Drop a .env (or .env.local / .env.production) in the server files. Open Variables and those keys are detected and added. You can also use Scan .env, or right-click the file in Files → Add to Variables. Saving a .env in the editor imports too. Existing Variables are not overwritten.
The bell in the top bar is no longer only for CPU and downtime. Product updates are pushed to every account the moment they ship, and this page is the running changelog. You can dismiss the banner; unread items stay in Notifications until you clear them.
Under the console input you’ll see command chips. Add up to 12 labelled shortcuts per server (for example Save → save-all, or Say restart → say Server restarting in 1 minute). Click a chip to send it immediately. You still need console permission.
Settings now has a Notes card. Write anything the next admin needs: plugin list, world seed, who has whitelist, RCON hints. Notes are saved on the server record and visible to anyone with access.
Open any server and look at the new Variables tab, right after Files. Egg variables from your software still live here, and you can add your own keys. Changes sync to Wings — restart the process so it picks them up. Raw editor accepts one KEY=value per line.