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About EndSectors

EndSectors is a sector-oriented microservice framework for Paper 1.21.4. It enables a single Minecraft world to run across multiple Paper/Spigot servers (sectors) with seamless player handover, using NATS for messaging and Redis for atomic player-state synchronization.

Quick links

• Demo video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_wk1nABo_M
• Interactive sectors map / generator — https://oski646.github.io/sectors-generator/
• Repository — https://github.com/endixons/EndSectors
• Support (Discord) — https://dsc.gg/endsectors

Maintainer & docs

• Maintainer: endixons
• Documentation last updated: 2025-12-31

License

• License: Non‑Commercial (see repository root for the exact license file).

Operational reminders (most common runtime issues)

• Name Trinity — sector name must match in:
  1. velocity.toml server name
  2. Proxy config JSON key (inside sectors)
  3. Paper config currentSector
• Credentials consistency — natsUrl and redisPassword must be byte-for-byte identical across Common, Proxy and Paper configs.
• World consistency — copy the identical world folder to every sector host; verify region-file hashes after copy.
• Security — do not expose Redis or NATS publicly. Use private networks, VPNs, firewall rules and enable TLS/auth for NATS in production.

Acknowledgements

• Built with NATS, Redis, Paper/Spigot and Velocity. Thanks to all contributors and testers.

Small print

• Always backup worlds and Redis data before topology changes or migrations.
• For commercial or custom licensing, contact the maintainers.

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