Issue and Project Tracking
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Projects and issues are tracked on the or in the
Refer to the page for more information regarding how things are tracked, tags etc.
AGG is primarily focused on hosting game servers for public use. Any changes to this Trello board is sent to the
Planned, in progress and completed servers are tracked on the dedicated This includes server updates / upgrades.
Players can request game servers in the Discord group, under the on Discord. These requests are reviewed by the AGG moderators. If approved, a card will be created on the Trello board and a link provided in the Discord forum post.
Sometimes we have to remove servers. These are tracked in the on Discord and will, where possible, provide files for players to keep player (such as map files for a Minecraft server).
I prefer to leave servers inactive than remove them, though removing them is sometimes required to make compute room for new projects. Generally, a server will only be shutdown under 2 conditions;
Community Vote The community has voted for the creation of another server instead (moving compute elsewhere)
Inactive Server The server is 'dead' (no players) and has been for a long time
Some examples of player issues are
Player stuck somewhere and needs help getting out
Disputing a ban
Reporting another player
Sometimes a player will report a server issue, which will be migrated to the Trello board for resolution tracking
Some examples of server issues are
Crashes
Poor Performance
This allows us to be up front and public with issues and future projects. Followers can comment and make suggestions towards future servers
Player related issues are tracked on the in Discord. This allows members to easily report any issues they experience
Server issues are tracked on the
Projects related to security, such as CrowdSec modules or patching services, will be tracked in the
Items that don't meet the above criteria will be tracked on the .