Geyser, the open source Bedrock to Java Minecraft protocol bridge, listening and ready to translate connections to your own Java server from first boot.
Geyser is the standard open source bridge between Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and Minecraft: Java Edition. Bedrock players on console, mobile and Windows normally cannot join a Java Edition server at all; Geyser sits in front of your Java server and translates the Bedrock protocol on the fly, so both editions can play together on infrastructure you control.
Geyser is a gateway, not a game server: it does not include or require a bundled Minecraft server, and it ships no Mojang owned game content or assets of any kind. You bring your own Java Edition server, on this machine or elsewhere, and your own Minecraft clients; Geyser only bridges the connection between them.
cloudimg ships Geyser ready to listen the moment the machine boots: the Bedrock listener is bound on the standard port with no setup step, and a real protocol level self test proves it is genuinely answering, not merely that a process happens to be running. Security follows the nature of the product: Geyser has no administrator login, no web console and no credential of any kind, so nothing is invented here either, and the service runs as a dedicated no shell system account under a locked down systemd sandbox. On first boot the machine resolves its own public address and leaves a short connection note for the administrator. The base is fully patched with unattended security updates enabled, and every image comes with a step by step deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.