Game panels
Pelican
Available nowBuild, run and remove game servers on your own Pelican nodes, with a console in the same panel.
Provibr talks to Pelican from an agent inside your network, with two API keys you create yourself.
- Console access
- Usage metrics
- Reinstall in place
- Suspend and resume
What you need
- A Pelican panel the agent host can reach, over http or https
- Two keys from an administrator account: an application key (papp_) and a client key (pacc_)
- At least one node with free memory and a free port allocation
What it does
Pelican is a fork of Pterodactyl and keeps the same shape, but answers differently in enough places to be its own integration.
The server lifecycle
Build a server from an egg with the memory, disk and CPU limits from your plan. Start, stop, restart, kill, suspend, reinstall and remove.
A console that matters
A game server is driven from its console: commands, players, and the log line that explains a crash. It is part of the integration, not a link out.
Placed on cores, not just memory
A Pelican node reports how much CPU it has, so a new server lands on a node with room in cores as well as in memory.
Where this stands
Live. Building, running and removing servers works, and so do the console and the usage graphs. Pelican is still in beta, so its API can change; Provibr is tested against 1.0.0.
Other integrations
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PufferPanelFurther reading
- Choosing a game panel by the API you automateSep 6, 2026Six game panels, measured on what their APIs actually let you do. The decisive question is not features but whether the panel enforces a suspension at all.Read more
- Pterodactyl vs Pelican: which game panel should you build on?Aug 13, 2026Pterodactyl or Pelican? Contributor counts, release cadence and nine measured API differences, with the figures taken on 21 August 2026.Read more
- Billing automation for Pelican PanelJul 30, 2026From paid order to running Pelican server, and from unpaid invoice to a suspended one. The lifecycle mapping, the async rule, and where the honest limits are.Read more
- How to sell game server hosting with Pelican PanelJul 30, 2026Pelican runs game servers but does not sell them. How to turn a Pelican panel into a product: two API keys, eggs as plans, node placement and imports.Read more
Start with one host and one agent
Create an account, install the agent with a single command and connect your first Proxmox host. The trial runs for 14 days and asks for no payment details.