The games your players run
Minecraft Java and Bedrock, FiveM / RedM, Counter-Strike 2, MTA:SA, SA-MP / open.mp and games that answer Steam queries.
Game server monitoring: a feature of Rezaletbot, the free Discord bot.
Drop in your server address and let Rezaletbot handle the rest. It checks your server on a schedule and keeps one live card in your channel: up or down, who's playing, which version, which map. When the server crashes or comes back, your community knows right away.
Minecraft Java and Bedrock, FiveM / RedM, Counter-Strike 2, MTA:SA, SA-MP / open.mp and games that answer Steam queries.
No new message on every check. The same card is edited in place, so the channel never fills up.
A short alert lands in the channel when the server goes down and when it's back, with an optional role mention.
The card shows online players against the slot count, and optionally up to 20 player names.
Checks every 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, with up to 3 game servers per Discord server.
Nothing to install on your game server; the bot uses the game's own query protocol. Local and private addresses are refused.
A single dropped packet shouldn't wake anyone up, so a server only counts as down after two checks in a row without a reply. Then the card turns red and an alert goes out. When the server is back, a second message says how long it was down.
@Server Alerts 🔴 Survival went offline.
@Server Alerts 🟢 Survival is back online (down for 28 min).
Type /server in Discord and your monitored servers show up in autocomplete. Pick one for just its card, or leave it empty to see them all. If the last check is more than a minute old, Rezaletbot polls the server on the spot and refreshes the channel card too.
In the web panel, pick the game and enter the address your players join with. The Test button queries the server right away and shows its name, players, map and ping. Addresses that point to a local or private network (like 192.168.x.x) are refused: the bot only checks servers reachable from the internet.
Add Rezaletbot to your Discord server. You just need Manage Server.
Sign in with Discord and open a new monitor on the Integrations page. Pick the game, type the address and hit Test to see the server reply.
Web panel → Integrations → New monitorChoose the channel for the card, the check interval and an optional role to ping, then hit "Start monitoring". The card is posted right away.
/server [name]Status of your monitored game servers: up or down, players, map, version. Leave the name empty to show all; if the last check is over a minute old, the server is polled right then.Minecraft (Java and Bedrock), FiveM / RedM, Counter-Strike 2, MTA:SA, SA-MP / open.mp, plus games that answer Steam queries such as Rust, ARK, Valheim, Garry's Mod, DayZ, 7 Days to Die, V Rising, Arma 3 and Unturned. For anything else there's a plain port check: up or down only, no player info.
Yes, as long as it's reachable from the internet. Local addresses like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x and other private ranges are refused for security, since the bot can't reach into your home network anyway. Forward the game port on your router and enter your public IP or a domain. If your ISP puts you behind carrier-grade NAT, outside connections won't get through and a rented server is the easier route.
Double-check the address and port, and make sure the server answers queries. Some games query a different port: MTA uses the game port + 123, and most Steam games use the game port or the one above it. For Minecraft Java, an empty port means 25565 or the domain's SRV record.
A server counts as down after two checks in a row with no reply, so on the 2-minute interval an outage is announced within a few minutes. Longer intervals mean slower alerts. When you first add a monitor, the starting status only updates the card and doesn't send an alert.
Open the monitor in the panel and hit "Check now": the card is posted to the same channel again. The bot also replaces it by itself the next time the status or player count changes. If the channel is deleted or the bot can't send messages and embed links there, a warning goes to your moderation log channel, if you've set one.
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