I've been following this document that HICON shared. For some reason, I get an "Unhealthy" build every time. The VM tab shows the build has "Too Many Server Restarts".
When I try to debug it locally using docker, it gets stuck on "Waiting for Heartbeat" before it errors out. Which makes it sound like it is something wrong with how I've implemented the GSDK, but as far as I can see, it is identical to the HICON document.
Does anyone have any ideas why this might be happening?
“Too Many Server Restarts“occurs when the multiplayer server try to initiate the build but failed for several times, if you cannot execute the build on the local debugging tools, it certainly won’t work on the server side. “Unhealthy” statue is the result.
You may refer to the original thread in case there is anything missing for the Project Huli case study: https://community.playfab.com/questions/38065/unreal-engine-and-gsdk-integration.html.
Since Project Huli is only a reference case study documentation, you may also consider checking the C++ in GSDK repository to compare with your own project, where you can download the source code and compile on your own: https://github.com/PlayFab/gsdk/tree/master/cpp.
Thanks Seth, the MultiplayerSettings.json lists NodePort as 56100. If I perform an open port test on 56100 it says that the port is closed. Is that why it's not working locally through Docker?
May I ask have you run the server build properly? You may only connect to it when MockVmAgent output prints CurrentGameState - Active.
In addition, if you are considering some process is occupying port 56100, you may monitor it on Resource Monitor of Windows.
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