Tried, tested and resilient
Sometimes called bare metal, tin or physical servers, ‘managed infrastructure’ is concerned with servers that you can hire on a monthly basis to host your game. When set up and managed properly, bare metal is still the most performant and cost-effective option for the majority of games.
There are a number of factors at play when considering your infrastructure options: The number of players, the processing power required to run your game or the location of your players, to name but a few.
One of the (almost) unquantifiable factors, that is perhaps unique to the gaming industry, is how many players you’ll have across the lifecycle of your game. Spinning up new servers, or having idle servers, can be expensive.
To avoid wasted expenditure and maximize your investment in bare metal, get in touch.
Your hosting partner
Managing some 400 titles over the past 20 years has given the team at Multiplay an unparalleled level of experience in the industry. Today we have a vetted network of over 150 servers across 30 locations worldwide.
Throughout development, testing, launch and the lifetime of your game we’ll work with you to continually optimize performance and reduce cost.
Our aim is always to become a lifetime partner but you can rest assured that you won’t be tied into a long-term contract. All infrastructure can be cancelled within a month’s notice. What’s more, we keep things simple by supplying a single bill. One less thing to worry about!
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Supporting your infrastructure
Behind the scenes, ensuring millions of gamers worldwide have a seamless online experience, is Multiplay’s professional services team. From 24/7/365 support to our TAMs, we’ve got you covered.
Trusted by Tripwire
“I just wanted to say that working with you guys has been awesome. Your customer service has been top notch. We are also extremely happy with the success of the PlayStation Plus month that we’ve had and a big part of that was you guys spinning up servers and keeping our players playing. The numbers have been terrific and we look forward to continuing to work with you guys.”
Jimi Doss , Producer, Tripwire Interactive for Killing Floor 2
Server locations
30
regions
150
data centers
70
locations
Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherland, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, UAE, UK, US Central, East and West, Vietnam
Pricing
Prices for Multiplay’s Managed Infrastructure start from $1500 per month but, as you’ll know if you’ve done any research into your options for hosting a game, it is difficult to give a generic price for hosting, due to the variables involved.
We encourage you to get in touch to discuss your existing or future infrastructure, and the team can give you an accurate price.
Step your game up
Managed infrastructure is great but isn’t always flexible enough for games that experience a spike in popularity. If you’re about to launch the next PUBG then spinning up new servers on the fly might not cut it (and that’s if capacity exists).
Enter Hybrid Cloud. Utilising Multiplay’s orchestration layer, Hybrid Cloud monitors capacity and scales when needed, bursting into cloud (AWS or Google) should bare metal capacity run out.
Ready to get started?
Whether it’s an initial chat or you’re ready to dive in with a proof of concept, we’d love to talk. Drop us a few details and one of the team will be in touch shortly.
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