1. General rule
You may use Hosting only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not harm the service, Hosting, other customers, upstream providers, third parties, or the public. You are responsible for activity originating from your account and hosted services.
2. Illegal, harmful, or exploitative activity
You may not use the service to host, distribute, facilitate, or promote material or activity that is unlawful; exploitative; fraudulent; intentionally harmful; or that violates the legal rights of others. Content involving child sexual exploitation or abuse is strictly prohibited and may be reported to appropriate authorities as required or permitted by law.
3. Security abuse
You may not use the service to conduct or facilitate denial-of-service attacks, botnets, malware distribution, ransomware, credential theft, phishing, unauthorized vulnerability exploitation, unauthorized network scanning, brute-force attacks, intrusion attempts, or attacks against Hosting, another customer, or any third party.
You may not attempt to access other customers’ files, containers, accounts, network traffic, credentials, secrets, databases, control-plane systems, or infrastructure without explicit authorization.
4. Circumvention and platform interference
You may not bypass or attempt to bypass memory limits, CPU allocations, disk quotas, port assignments, billing controls, authentication, authorization, rate limits, security controls, monitoring, or other technical restrictions. You may not intentionally interfere with platform agents, management services, logging, backups, or other infrastructure used to operate the service.
5. Resource abuse
Services are intended for the purchased hosting use case. You may not intentionally consume excessive shared resources in a way that materially degrades other customers or platform stability. Prohibited examples include unauthorized cryptocurrency mining, abusive workloads unrelated to the purchased service, deliberate disk or network exhaustion, or attempts to obtain resources beyond the assigned plan.
6. Spam, deception, and unauthorized automation
You may not use Hosting infrastructure for unsolicited bulk messaging, spam, deceptive traffic, credential harvesting, automated abuse, or other activity intended to mislead or harm recipients or third-party services.
7. Intellectual property and third-party rules
You are responsible for ensuring that worlds, plugins, mods, files, artwork, software, and other content you use are properly licensed. You must comply with applicable game licenses, software licenses, and publisher rules.Hosting may remove or restrict material when required by law or a valid rights-enforcement process.
8. Network services and relays
You may not operate open proxies, public traffic relays, unauthorized VPN endpoints, packet amplification services, or similar network services unless Hosting has expressly approved the use case in writing.
9. Enforcement
Hosting may investigate suspected violations and may rate-limit, isolate, stop, suspend, or terminate affected services. Serious or urgent security, legal, or abuse issues may result in immediate termination and permanent deletion of managed server data. Hosting may preserve relevant records where reasonably necessary for security, legal compliance, billing, or dispute handling.
10. Reporting concerns
Suspected abuse involving a Hosting-hosted service should be reported through the Support area of the Portal with enough information to identify the service and explain the concern.