PUN Classic (v1)、PUN 2 和 Bolt 處於維護模式。 PUN 2 將支援 Unity 2019 至 2022，但不會添加新功能。當然，您所有的 PUN & Bolt 專案可以用已知性能繼續運行使用。對於任何即將開始或新的專案：請切換到 Photon Fusion 或 Quantum。

Overview

Hosting with PlayFab (Servers 2.0)

In this tutorial is explained how to deploy a Headless Game Server using Photon Bolt SDK in the hosting servers provided by PlayFab.
The service is called PlayFab Multiplayer Servers 2.0 (Thunderhead) and provides to the developer the option to operate a dynamically scaling pool of custom game servers in Azure.

There are three key concepts to PlayFab multiplayer servers:

Game server executable: This is the application that you are running in Azure. In our case, that will be our Game Server binary that will be executed by the PlayFab container.
Build: This is the game server executable, packaged with assets and certificates needed to run the game, in other words, a zip that will be uploaded to the PlayFab server in order to package our Game Server into a working image.
Game server: A container running your game server executable. There may be multiple servers running on a single virtual machine.

You can read more about how the service works and other details here.

This tutorial assumes that you already have knowledge about how Bolt works and have a working game with a Game Server and Game Client working.
If this is not the case, please follow the Getting Started Tutorial (link) and the Advanced Tutorial (link).

Integrating between PlayFab and Photon Bolt require some steps, which includes setup and conding.
In the next chapters we will explain:

Hosting with PlayFab (Servers 2.0)