Built around the work administrators actually do
Running a community server means switching constantly between live state, player history, moderation decisions, messages, restarts and recurring operational tasks. GAdmin brings those related workflows into one server-centered workspace so the person taking action can keep the relevant context in view.
Remote-first and hosting-neutral
GAdmin users access the portal remotely through the browser. The connected DayZ server may run on dedicated infrastructure or with a compatible hosting provider; the public workflow does not depend on the administrator using a particular desktop operating system.
Deliberate control instead of a general command shell
The paired GAdmin Agent connects outward over HTTPS and supports defined operations. Portal permissions, typed requests and recorded outcomes make routine administration easier to review than an unrestricted command surface.
Product principles
- Show server and player context before an administrator acts.
- Keep remote capabilities explicit, permission-aware and auditable.
- Make recurring work visible and repeatable.
- Document current setup and troubleshooting paths publicly.
- Remain useful across compatible server hosts and operating environments.
See how it works
Explore the interactive public demo, follow the getting-started guide, or review the focused pages for live map operations, protected remote administration and automation.
Contact
Questions about GAdmin Cloud can be sent to hello@gadmin.cloud.