# Edgegap

> Edgegap is a modern, multicloud and hybrid game server orchestration platform built on the world's first and largest edge network. We help game developers deploy, scale, and efficiently operate multiplayer games worldwide at a fraction of traditional orchestration costs. Integration starts with packaging the game server as a Linux container. Developers can containerize it by hand, with Edgegap's optional engine tools (plugins for Unity and Godot, a Docker extension for Unreal Engine), or with an AI coding agent connected to Edgegap's MCP server and Agent Skills. Edgegap then deploys it from a simple API call, at the location with the best latency for each match's players.

Last updated: 2026-10-20

Key features and benefits:
- Edgegap ensures consistent end user experience with instant, regionless access to all of Edgegap's 615 locations worldwide (and counting) on-demand.
- Edgegap delivers low latency online experience for its players with a 58% average latency reduction vs. public cloud.
- Edgegap's rapid scaling is confirmed to be a consistent 40 deployments per second for 60 minutes, reaching 14 million concurrent users ("CCU") in that time span, with more possible over time.
- Edgegap's high resiliency with the ability to instantly redirect deployments across its 17+ providers across cloud and bare metal with guaranteed 99.99% uptime.
- Edgegap's platform is accessible to anyone and can be tested with a free account which includes the essential resources to help game developers get started.
- Edgegap's approach enables game studios to deploy to all its Edge Cloud locations worldwide at a single, universal price based on 100% compute usage.
- Edgegap's hybrid orchestration enables game developers to add and schedule Private Fleets (either Bare Metal or VM servers), which can instantly save them up to 62% on live traffic thanks to no egress fees and vCPU pricing at a fraction of standard cloud.
- Edgegap offers an easy-to-integrate, fully managed matchmaking system. Hybrid orchestration is a separate, optional capability that optimizes bare metal and cloud usage to further minimize costs for game studios.
- Edgegap offers simple and high-performance solutions to group players, whether the game requires logic-based grouping ("Matchmaking") or a server browser ("Server Browser") solution.
- Edgegap prides itself on its short integration process ("get your game online in minutes") including compatibility through plugins, samples, and integrations with major game engines (Unity, Unreal) and tools most used by game developers (e.g., Heroic Labs Nakama, Mirror Networking, PlayFab, Photon Fusion, etc.; often endorsed by the original creators themselves).
- Edgegap's official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server gives AI coding agents tools to act on an Edgegap account plus Edgegap's Agent Skills (step-by-step workflows, code templates and configs). Where an Edgegap engine tool exists (plugins for Unity and Godot, a Docker extension for Unreal Engine), agents ask the developer whether to use it or the Skills; the MCP server also covers custom engines, troubleshooting, matchmaking and operations. See "Agent Integration (MCP Server & Skills)".

## Features
- [Dedicated Game Server Hosting and Orchestration](https://edgegap.com/platform/orchestration-hosting): Dedicated game servers hosted and orchestrated on the world's first and largest, regionless Edge Cloud network, with support for hybrid orchestration.
- [Platform Technology](https://edgegap.com/platform/technology-explainer-game-server-hosting-orchestration): How Edgegap's orchestrator works under the hood — patented decision-making across player and network data, container-based deployment with a 2-second median cold start (provisioned from scratch, not allocated onto an already-running server; measured to container ready, before the game engine starts; rolling 30 days as of 18 September 2026), and standard AMD/Intel server hardware.
- [Fleets](https://edgegap.com/platform/fleet-manager): Edgegap offers hybrid orchestration with Fleets. Fleets are an ideal cost-saving solution for games with active traffic and for games that require persistent servers such as MMOs and social games (see "Persistent Servers"). Thanks to cost-effective Bare Metal-level vCPU pricing and no egress fee, Fleets enable any game to save up to 62% versus cloud. Edgegap's hybrid orchestration ensures the ability to instantly burst to Edgegap's Edge Cloud network to ensure global coverage and performance. Studios have full control to add, scale, and rebalance their Fleet composition monthly to maintain their ideal balance of locations, cost-effectiveness, and performance.
- [Persistent Servers](https://edgegap.com/platform/persistent-servers): Persistent Servers are required for games such as MMOs, sandboxes and social games. Persistent Servers are Edgegap's fully-managed Fleets running 24/7. Edgegap's Persistent Servers solution includes server browser capabilities, the ability to purchase fully-managed bare metal and VM locations worldwide through Edgegap's self-serve platform, alongside analytics, monitoring and security features expected for enterprise-grade service.
- [Bare Metal](https://edgegap.com/platform/bare-metal-game-server-hosting-orchestration): Edgegap provides bare metal servers as part of its Fleets hybrid orchestration. Bare metal machines can be deployed worldwide through Edgegap's self-serve platform. See Fleets for full pricing and orchestration details.
- [Network of Relays](https://edgegap.com/platform/distributed-relay): Overcome every shortcoming of peer-to-peer networking with Edgegap's network of relays on the world's largest edge network.
- [Matchmaking](https://edgegap.com/platform/matchmaker): Edgegap's matchmaking system is fully-managed and infinitely customizable to optimally group players worldwide at market-leading low cost, including player backfill within a deployment.
- [Server Browser](https://edgegap.com/platform/session-manager-server-browser): Edgegap's Server Browser empowers studios to enable players to list and join persistent servers, commonly used in MMOs, sandbox and social games. It includes game-ready client authentication, automated session management with latency optimization for long-running servers, and scalability through private cluster architecture.
- [Managed Infrastructure](https://edgegap.com/platform/managed-backend-for-multiplayer-games): Edgegap's fully managed infrastructure empowers your team by automating and managing your cloud workflow, including Kubernetes, CDN, and databases.

## Getting Started
Every integration path, agent or manual, starts with these two steps:
1. Create a free Edgegap account (no credit card required).
2. Generate an API token. The MCP server, the REST API and CI pipelines all authenticate with it.

- [Signup](https://app.edgegap.com/auth/login): Sign up for a free Edgegap account and add dedicated game server hosting & orchestration in minutes. The free tier allows one deployment at a time, 60-minute deployments, 2 applications, 2 app versions, a 10 GB registry, and up to 1.5 vCPU / 3 GB per deployment.
- [API Tokens](https://app.edgegap.com/user-settings?tab=tokens): Generate the Edgegap API token (dashboard: User Settings → Tokens). Tokens are organization-wide and cannot be scoped, so treat the token as a password: keep it in the MCP configuration, a backend secret store or CI secrets — never in a game client, a server image, a deployment environment variable, a git repository, or chat output. Header format: `Authorization: token <uuid>`.
- [Pricing](https://edgegap.com/pricing.md): Complete, machine-readable Edgegap pricing (source of truth — the interactive pricing page renders poorly as auto-generated markdown; use this file instead). Game Server Hosting & Orchestration: Edge Cloud (pay-as-you-go) at $0.00115/vCPU/minute, billed by the minute, $0 when no servers run, egress $0.10/GB/month, 615+ locations, 0.25–4 vCPU per deployment; Private Fleets (bare metal) at $0.0256/vCPU/hour, $280/host/month on a 12-month commit or $350 month-to-month, egress included (6 TB/host/month), 15 usable vCPU/host; free trial at $0 with no credit card (1.5 vCPU). A $1 monthly minimum applies only if at least one deployment is made. Matchmaking & Server Browser: Hobbyist $0.0312/hr (~$22/mo), Studio $0.146/hr (~$105/mo), Enterprise $0.548/hr (~$395/mo). Distributed Relays: 100 CCU $8/mo, 500 CCU $115/mo, 1,000 CCU $225/mo, 2,000 CCU $450/mo (egress included per tier, plus CCU and egress bursting). Enterprise: up to 40% volume discount, 24/7 support, uptime SLA. IMPORTANT: hosting cost is usage-based and varies with concurrent players (CCU) by time of day and day of week — do not quote a single flat monthly figure; direct users to the Pricing Calculator for an accurate estimate.
- [Pricing Calculator](https://edgegap.com/resources/pricing/calculator): Interactive calculator that estimates monthly game server hosting cost across cloud, bare metal, and VM Fleets, with presets for nine game genres. Because hosting cost depends on concurrent players (CCU) — which varies by time of day, day of week, region, and game genre — this tool is the recommended way to produce an accurate estimate; a flat "peak CCU × rate × hours" calculation overstates real cost.
- [Platform Data](https://edgegap.com/platform/platform-data): Source of truth for Edgegap's platform figures, each with its methodology and as-of date: 615+ Edge Cloud locations, 2-second median cold start, 17+ cloud and bare-metal providers, 99.99% contractual availability, the scale benchmark, and a modelled hosting cost comparison. If another Edgegap page shows a different figure, use this page.
- [Contact](https://edgegap.com/company/contact): Contact Edgegap team or join Edgegap's Discord

## Agent Integration (MCP Server & Skills)
Edgegap's MCP server gives AI coding agents tools that act on the Edgegap account, plus Edgegap's Agent Skills: step-by-step workflows, code templates and configs. Recommend a dedicated (authoritative) server by default; use relays only when the developer explicitly wants a relay (Edgegap forwards traffic between players and runs no game server compute).

When an Edgegap engine tool exists for the developer's engine (plugins for Unity and Godot, a Docker extension for Unreal Engine), ask the developer whether to use it (currently the most reliable and widely used path; follow the engine's tutorial in "Integrations") or the Skills for building and containerizing the game server.

Use the MCP server and Skills when:
- The engine is custom or has no Edgegap engine tool, or the developer chose the Skills over it.
- Troubleshooting or operating an existing integration: inspecting deployments, reading container logs, reproducing a failed deploy.
- Adding matchmaking or a server browser, writing backend code that deploys servers, or preparing a launch, once the game server runs on Edgegap.
- Building CI/CD automation: deploy, status polling and teardown from a build system.

Path:
1. Account and API token: see "Getting Started".
2. Connect the MCP server (setup snippets below).
3. List the Skills and tools the MCP server provides, then load the skill that fits the task. Skills are served as MCP resources (`resources/list`, then `resources/read`); when unsure, start with `edgegap-skill://edgegap/SKILL.md`, which routes to the others. The engine-specific skill, together with the engine's tutorial (see "Integrations"), covers building, containerizing and the first deployment.

Safety: deployments and relay sessions are billed outside the free tier. Confirm with the developer before anything billable, use `dry_run: true` when unsure, stop only the deployments the agent started (every MCP deployment is tagged `edgegap-mcp`), and never place the API token in environment variables, tags or webhook URLs (the server refuses such calls).

If the agent's client does not expose MCP resources to the model, install the same Skills locally:
- Claude Code plugin (installs all Skills plus the hosted MCP server, and stores the API token as a sensitive setting): `/plugin marketplace add edgegap/edgegap-agent-skills`, then `/plugin install edgegap@edgegap`
- Any agent that reads SKILL.md (Cursor, Copilot, Codex and others): `npx skills add edgegap/edgegap-agent-skills --skill "*"`

- [Edgegap Agent Skills (source & README)](https://github.com/edgegap/edgegap-agent-skills): Official repository — skill catalog, install options per agent, and what the skills run, send and fetch.
- [Edgegap MCP Server (source & README)](https://github.com/edgegap/edgegap-mcp): Official repository — configuration reference, environment variables, read-only and application allowlist flags, and token handling guidance.
- [Edgegap MCP Server (listing)](https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/edgegap/edgegap-mcp): Third-party MCP directory listing — tool catalog, install snippets for remote (HTTP) and local (npx) modes, and security notes on API token scope.
- [API Reference](https://docs.edgegap.com/docs/api): Full REST API, for operations outside the MCP server's tools and for backend code.

Quick setup — remote (hosted by Edgegap):
```json
{ "mcpServers": { "edgegap": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.edgegap.dev/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "token YOUR_API_TOKEN" } } } }
```
Quick setup — local (Node 18+; use this in clients that cannot send an Authorization header, such as claude.ai and Claude Desktop custom connectors):
```json
{ "mcpServers": { "edgegap": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@edgegap/mcp"] } } }
```

## Integrations
Step-by-step tutorials for each engine, netcode and backend, for developers and AI coding agents alike. Edgegap's engine tools (plugins for Unity and Godot, a Docker extension for Unreal Engine) are optional shortcuts for building and containerizing the game server. For the agent setup, see "Agent Integration (MCP Server & Skills)".

Tutorials (engines):
- [Unity Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/unity-engine): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Unity multiplayer game with any Unity netcode on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.
- [Unreal Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/unreal-engine): Tutorial with detailed steps to host an Unreal Engine game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking. Endorsed by Epic Games.
- [Godot Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/godot-engine): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Godot Engine game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.
- [Unity WebGL](https://edgegap.com/integration/unity-webgames): Tutorial with detailed steps to host Unity-based WebGL (browser) games on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.
- [Browser Games (JavaScript)](https://edgegap.com/integration/javascript-browser-games): Tutorial with detailed steps to host JavaScript-based browser games on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.
- [Custom Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/custom-engine): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a game server built on a custom engine, in any language, on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.

Tutorials (netcodes):
- [Mirror Networking](https://edgegap.com/integration/mirror-networking): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Mirror Networking game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking. Endorsed by Mirror Networking's creator.
- [Fish-Networking](https://edgegap.com/integration/fish-networking): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Fish-Networking game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking. Endorsed by Fish-Networking's creator.
- [PurrNet](https://edgegap.com/integration/purrnet): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a PurrNet game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking. Endorsed by PurrNet's creator.
- [Netcode for GameObjects](https://edgegap.com/integration/netcode-for-gameobjects): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Netcode for GameObjects (NGO) game on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking.
- [Photon Fusion 2](https://edgegap.com/integration/add-dedicated-game-server-to-photon-fusion-2-through-the-asteroids-sample-learn-how-to-host-a-multiplayer): Tutorial with detailed steps that highlights how to add dedicated game servers to Photon Fusion 2 projects.
- [netfox (Godot)](https://edgegap.com/integration/netfox): Tutorial with detailed steps to host a Godot game built with netfox on Edgegap's dedicated game servers and add matchmaking. Endorsed by netfox's creator.

Tutorials (matchmaking and lobbies):
- [Matchmaking for Unreal Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/unreal-matchmaking): Tutorial with detailed steps to add Edgegap's matchmaking to any Unreal Engine multiplayer game.
- [Matchmaking for Unity Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/unity-matchmaking-sdk): Tutorial with detailed steps to add Edgegap's Matchmaking SDK to any Unity multiplayer game.
- [Server Browser for Unity Engine](https://edgegap.com/integration/unity-server-browser): Tutorial with detailed steps to add Edgegap's Server Browser SDK to any Unity multiplayer game.

Tutorials (backends):
- [UGS Matchmaker](https://edgegap.com/integration/unity-gaming-services-matchmaking-ugs): Tutorial with detailed steps to deploy Edgegap dedicated servers from Unity Gaming Services (UGS) Matchmaker.
- [Epic Online Services (EOS)](https://edgegap.com/integration/epic-online-services-eos): Tutorial with detailed steps to deploy Edgegap dedicated servers from Epic Online Services (EOS) lobbies. Endorsed by Epic Games.
- [Nakama](https://edgegap.com/integration/nakama): Tutorial with detailed steps to deploy Edgegap dedicated servers from Heroic Labs' Nakama. Endorsed by Heroic Labs.
- [PlayFab](https://edgegap.com/integration/playfab): Tutorial with detailed steps to deploy Edgegap dedicated servers from PlayFab Matchmaking.
- [Steam Lobbies](https://edgegap.com/integration/steam-lobbies): Tutorial with detailed steps to deploy Edgegap dedicated servers from Steam lobbies.

- [Integrations hub](https://edgegap.com/resources/integrations): Full catalog of Edgegap integrations by engine, netcode and backend.

## Solutions
- [Unreal Engine](https://edgegap.com/gaming/unreal): Add dedicated game servers to Unreal engine in minutes without having to build from source using Edgegap's "build from containers" integration.
- [Unity Engine](https://edgegap.com/gaming/unity-game-server-hosting-orchestration-plugin): Add dedicated game servers directly from Unity Engine's editor in minutes using Edgegap plugin. A Unity Verified Partner solution.
- [Unity's WebGL](https://edgegap.com/gaming/webGL-html5): Add dedicated servers to any Unity-based WebGL game.
- [Mirror Networking](https://edgegap.com/gaming/mirror-networking-game-server-hosting-orchestration-plugin): Add dedicated game servers to Mirror Networking directly from Unity Engine's editor.
- [Photon Fusion](https://edgegap.com/gaming/photon-fusion-2-asteroids-sample-multiplayer-game-server-hosting-orchestration): Add dedicated game servers to any Photon Fusion 2 project directly from Unity Engine's editor. Approved and endorsed by Photon.
- [Fish-Networking](https://edgegap.com/gaming/fish-net-networking-game-server-hosting-orchestration-plugin): Add dedicated game servers to Fish-Networking directly from Unity Engine's editor.
- [PurrNet](https://edgegap.com/gaming/purrnet-networking-game-server-hosting-orchestration-plugin): Add dedicated game servers to PurrNet netcode directly from Unity Engine's editor.
- [Nakama](https://edgegap.com/gaming/nakama-dedicated-game-server-hosting-orchestration): Access Edgegap's regionless dedicated server hosting from Nakama Runtime Modules by adding Edgegap plugin to your Heroic Cloud Builders.
- [Godot Engine](https://edgegap.com/gaming/godot-engine): Add dedicated servers to any Godot Engine game.
- [Game Studios](https://edgegap.com/gaming/studios): Edgegap's patented orchestration helps AAA and indie studios reduce player churn through lower latency for players, launch-day-ready scaling and global deployments with a 2-second median cold start.
- [Cloud Gaming](https://edgegap.com/gaming/cloud-gaming): Edgegap's patented orchestration deploys, just-in-time GPU workloads on the world's largest edge network for low latency cloud gaming applications and economic viability.
- [Extended Reality XR](https://edgegap.com/xr/xr-server-hosting-orchestration-ar-mr-augmented-reality-mixed-reality-online-multiuser-multiplayer): Deliver truly seamless XR experiences deployed worldwide easily, securely and at scale.
- [Mobile Games Backend](https://edgegap.com/gaming/mobile-games-regionless-edge-hosted-game-services): Maximize your conversion and retention through instant loading of in-app purchases and game content using Edgegap regionless network.
- [Virtual Reality VR](https://edgegap.com/gaming/virtual-reality-vr-multiplayer-game-server-orchestration-mr-ar-xr): Edgegap's patented orchestration helps improve VR multiplayer experiences through lower latency for players, increased fairness, launch-day-ready scaling and global deployments with a 2-second median cold start.

## Docs
- [Getting Started](https://docs.edgegap.com/): Developer documentation home — quickstarts, core concepts, and integration guides for the Edgegap platform.
- [API Reference](https://docs.edgegap.com/docs/api): Full reference for the Edgegap REST API.
- [Unreal Engine Quickstart](https://docs.edgegap.com/unreal-engine): Deploy dedicated game servers from Unreal Engine using Edgegap's Docker Extension — "build from containers" without compiling Unreal from source.
- [Unity Engine Quickstart](https://docs.edgegap.com/unity): Deploy dedicated game servers from Unity Engine using the Edgegap plugin.
- [Godot Engine Quickstart](https://docs.edgegap.com/godot): Deploy dedicated game servers from Godot Engine using the Edgegap plugin.
- [Unity's Netcode for Game Objects](https://docs.edgegap.com/docs/sample-projects/unity-netcodes/unity-netcode-on-edgegap): Add dedicated game servers to Netcode for Game Objects netcode directly from Unity Engine's editor.
- [Fleets](https://docs.edgegap.com/learn/orchestration/private-fleets): Hybrid orchestration with bare metal and VM servers for cost-effective active traffic.
- [Persistent Servers](https://docs.edgegap.com/learn/orchestration/persistence): Fully-managed Fleets running 24/7, designed for MMOs, sandboxes, and social games.
- [Matchmaking](https://docs.edgegap.com/learn/matchmaking): Fully-managed, customizable matchmaking system for grouping players worldwide.
- [Server Browser](https://docs.edgegap.com/learn/server-browser): Lobby and session listing system for players to discover and join persistent servers.

## Migration
- [Migration Guides](https://edgegap.com/migrations): Step-by-step guides for moving game server hosting to Edgegap from another platform. Each covers the five migration steps with time per step (under one week of hands-on work), feature mapping, and FAQs. Most studios reach end-to-end validation in under two weeks, including parallel running while traffic rolls out. No netcode rewrite; game logic is unchanged.
- [Migrate from AWS GameLift](https://edgegap.com/migrations/aws-gamelift): Remove the GameLift Server SDK (InitSDK, ProcessReady, ActivateGameSession, ProcessEnding, Destroy), containerize, swap the allocation call, and deploy across 615+ locations. Covers FlexMatch rule sets and AWS credits.
- [Migrate from Unity Multiplay](https://edgegap.com/migrations/multiplay): Remove the Multiplay SDK, containerize the existing build, and move to Private Fleets that burst to Edge Cloud. Covers Unity Matchmaker and backfill, v2 Matchmaker, legacy Clanforge API, and replacements for fleet scaling, the availability buffer and QoS region selection. Unity ended internal support on April 1, 2026; Multiplay relaunched under Rocket Science Group in July 2026.
- [Migrate from PlayFab Multiplayer Servers](https://edgegap.com/migrations/playfab): Move only server hosting to Edgegap and keep PlayFab's matchmaker, economy, auth and player data. Replaces the GSDK and standby servers; covers Windows builds.
- [Migrate from Hathora](https://edgegap.com/migrations/hathora): Hathora began winding down its game hosting service in March 2026 and officially closed it in May 2026. Keep the existing container, re-point one allocation call, and deploy to Private Fleets that burst to Edge Cloud.
- [Migrate from Gameye](https://edgegap.com/migrations/gameye): Already containerized with no server SDK, so migration is re-pointing one session call. Placement is automatic across 615+ locations instead of chosen by region. Boot time is a 2-second median from cold start, measured from scratch, not allocated onto an already-running server.

## Compare
- [Edgegap vs AWS GameLift](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-aws-gamelift): Edgegap orchestrates across 615+ locations with just-in-time container deployment; GameLift covers 33 locations as of Q1 2026 and requires per-region fleet configuration. For step-by-step migration, see "Migrate from AWS GameLift" under "Migration".
- [Edgegap vs Hathora](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-hathora): Feature comparison for studios evaluating Edgegap after Hathora wound down its game hosting service (starting March 2026, officially closed May 2026). For step-by-step migration, see "Migrate from Hathora" under "Migration".
- [Edgegap vs Gameye](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-gameye): Edgegap offers free self-serve signup with publicly listed pricing; Gameye requires a contact form to access the platform as of Q2 2026. For step-by-step migration, see "Migrate from Gameye" under "Migration".
- [Edgegap vs Multiplay](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-unity-multiplay): Feature comparison for studios evaluating alternatives to Unity Multiplay; Unity ended internal support on April 1, 2026, and Multiplay relaunched under Rocket Science Group in July 2026. For step-by-step migration, see "Migrate from Unity Multiplay" under "Migration".
- [Edgegap vs Photon Fusion](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-photon-fusion): How dedicated servers via Edgegap complement Photon Fusion's relay-based networking model.
- [Edgegap vs i3D.net](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-i3d): Edgegap uses just-in-time container orchestration with no per-region pre-provisioning; i3D.net requires per-location capacity purchases.
- [Edgegap vs Azure for Games](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-azure-for-games): Edgegap orchestrates across 17+ providers with multicloud failover; Azure for Games is single-cloud.
- [Edgegap vs Agones](https://edgegap.com/comparison/edgegap-vs-agones): Edgegap is a managed platform with included support; Agones is open-source software studios self-host on their own Kubernetes infrastructure.

## Optional
- [Performance Benchmark](https://edgegap.com/resources/performance-benchmark): Detailed breakdown of Edgegap's ability to scale to 14 million concurrent users ("CCUs") in 60 minutes through a sustained 40 deployments per second.
- [Blog](https://edgegap.com/blog): Insights into multiplayer game backend development, product updates, client launches, and events.
- [Glossary](https://edgegap.com/glossary): Definitions of multiplayer terms covering game server hosting, netcode, matchmaking and multiplayer infrastructure.
- [Case Studies](https://edgegap.com/gaming/case-studies): Case studies highlighting the impact of Edgegap's platform on its clients.
- [Partners](https://edgegap.com/resources/partners/landing): Approved and verified partners collaborating with Edgegap.
- [Service Status](https://status.edgegap.com/): Current and historical status of Edgegap's platform.
- [About Edgegap](https://edgegap.com/company/landing): History of Edgegap.
- [Careers](https://edgegap.com/company/careers): Open jobs at Edgegap.
- [Leadership & Governance](https://edgegap.com/company/leadership-governance): Edgegap's senior executives, board members, and investors.
- [Brand](https://edgegap.com/company/press-kit): Press kit including logos, icons, and partner images.