I've been trying out Oracle Cloud's Always Free Account for quite a few weeks now, and wondered if I can host a Minecraft server on it. It turns out that I actually can. I just followed Todd Sharp's blog tutorial, though I've changed some parts of it a bit. Mainly, I've favored using Ubuntu as my VM image and Spigot as my Minecraft server. Also, I've included on how to generate an SSH keypair and how to connect to the running VM instance using Windows.
Here's the link to Todd Sharp's blog: https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/p...
Get Putty here: https://www.putty.org/
Chapters:
Introduction - 00:00
Sign Up for an Always Free Account - 04:22
Create a Virtual Machine Instance - 07:25
Connect to the Running VM in the Cloud - 15:41
Install Java - 17:46
Install Minecraft server - 21:27
Open Firewall and Security List Ports to Allow Public Access - 29:54
Starting the server - 33:15
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