No SDK in your game server. Gameye handles session scheduling, scaling, placement, and failover across bare metal, cloud, and edge — so your team doesn't have to.
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Updated May 5, 2026
TL;DR
Gameye replaces the infrastructure work your team would otherwise own: provisioning cloud or bare metal servers, configuring firewalls and networks, writing Terraform or Ansible, managing Docker runtimes on remote machines, and building custom autoscaling logic.
All you need is a Docker image of your game server. Pick your regions, push your image, and call the API. Sessions start in ~0.5 seconds. If demand spikes, Gameye bursts into cloud capacity automatically — no configuration required.
No. Whatever your engine, use Docker to containerize your game server and upload the image. No Gameye SDK, plugin, or code changes are required in your server binary — your server just starts, listens on its port, and accepts connections.
Gameye works with any matchmaker. Native integrations exist for Pragma Engine, Nakama, AWS FlexMatch, and PlayFab. Your matchmaker tells Gameye which players are in a session, and the orchestrator selects the best region based on your configured locations.
Automatically. Once your image is uploaded and your matchmaker is connected, Gameye creates sessions on demand via the API. When player numbers surge — launches, free weekends, tournaments — the orchestration platform bursts into cloud capacity and spins up new sessions with no manual intervention required.
Gameye qualifies every infrastructure provider against a hardware and DDoS baseline before deploying to it. Sessions spin up in 0.5 seconds, scale automatically across 21 providers, and fail over across providers if one has an outage — all without any configuration from your team.
