CFXServer handles the artifacts, the database, the framework and the resources. You pick what you want; it wires everything together and starts the server.
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/assets/images/screens/apps/server-setup.pngYou need the right artifacts build, a database server that actually starts, a framework whose SQL schema imported cleanly, and a server.cfg that loads everything in the right order. Miss one and you get a console full of errors that name the symptom, never the cause.
Empty folder for a new server, or an existing one to adopt. CFXServer works out what's already there — artifacts, database, framework — and only fills in what's missing.
QBCore, QBox or ESX. The recipe runs, the database is created, the schema imports, and a server.cfg is written that matches the framework you chose.
Choose resources from the catalog. Each install handles its own SQL, config entries, dependencies and framework wiring, and records what it changed.
Launch from the app, watch the console, and let the backup schedule run. Everything above stays editable through the UI afterwards.
Every phase is named and reported as it runs, and every decision is visible before anything is written to disk.
/assets/images/screens/apps/server-setup.pngBrowse supported resources, see exactly what each one will change, and install without leaving the app.
/assets/images/screens/apps/server-resources.pngFull read/write access to your server database, with player and character views built on top.
/assets/images/screens/apps/server-database.pngDownloads the recommended artifacts, starts MariaDB, creates the database, runs the framework recipe and writes a working server.cfg — with a phase-by-phase progress report, not a spinner.
Point it at a server you already run and it detects the artifacts folder, the database and the framework rather than insisting on starting over.
Finds an existing MySQL or MariaDB service, or installs and starts its own, then waits until it genuinely accepts connections before continuing.
Installs from a catalog of natively supported resources. SQL migrations, server.cfg entries, dependencies and framework wiring are applied and journalled so they can be undone.
Jobs, gangs, vehicles, items and shop stock edited through real UI. The Lua is written for you, so a stray comma can't take the server down.
Detects ox_inventory, qb-inventory, qs-inventory or ESX and gives you one interface for items, weapons, ammo types, images and slot geometry regardless of which you run.
Item images are matched, cached and written into the right folder for your inventory resource — the step that usually leaves half a shop showing blank squares.
Browse and edit any table, run queries and inspect player characters without a separate SQL client or phpMyAdmin tab.
Hourly, six-hourly, daily and weekly compressed dumps on a schedule, plus an automatic snapshot immediately before any restore so a bad restore is still recoverable.
Restore any backup from the list. The pre-restore snapshot means changing your mind costs one more click, not a support ticket.
Several servers from one install, each with its own artifacts, database, resources and backup schedule.
Resource installs are driven by cfxainstall.yml manifests, so a supported resource behaves identically on every server it's installed to.
You have an idea and no idea where to begin. The wizard gets you from an empty folder to players connecting without reading a single setup guide.
It works, but every resource install is an evening of SQL imports and config edits. CFXServer adopts what you have and takes that part over.
Dev, test and live, each with its own database and schedule, from one app instead of three sets of folders and three phpMyAdmin tabs.
It adopts rather than replaces. Existing artifacts, database and framework are detected and left alone, and every resource install is journalled so it can be reversed. Backups run before anything destructive.
No. It looks for an existing MySQL or MariaDB service, and installs and starts its own if there isn't one. It also waits until the database genuinely accepts connections before continuing, rather than assuming.
Yes — they install like anything else, you just don't get the visual config editor for them. Natively supported resources get the extra handling; everything else still works.
Compressed dumps on your own machine by default, on whatever schedule you set. Off-site cloud backup is on the roadmap for accounts that want the database somewhere the server isn't.
$9.99 a month, cancel whenever you like. Installs and updates through the CFXAdmin Hub.
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