What FiveMesh manages
- FiveMesh CDN hosts public server assets such as inventory images, phone media, loading screen files and other files that need stable public URLs.
- FiveMesh Cache proxies FiveM resource downloads through a cache URL generated for each registered server.
- FiveMesh Voice runs managed PMA-Voice compatible infrastructure for registered servers.
- FiveMesh Logs collects server events for search, analytics and staff review.
- FiveMesh Portal gives your Discord community a public home and personal player uploads backed by your CDN.
- Workspaces select your own account or collaboration on an organization’s owner account.
- API keys let scripts and tools access service operations with scoped permissions.
CDN or Cache?
Both services deliver files to players, but they solve different problems. Searches for a “FiveM CDN” often mean either one.
Files on FiveMesh CDN are uploaded by you, your scripts or your players, and keep their URL until you delete them or a retention policy expires them. FiveMesh Cache stores nothing you upload: it fetches the resources your FiveM server already serves and reuses them for later players. Many servers use both. For a longer explanation, read FiveM CDN vs cache proxy.
Start here
Open the V2 dashboard. Existing customers can use the V2 upgrade checklist.Quickstart
Create your account, activate services, register a server and open the first service dashboard.
Dashboard overview
Understand the main dashboard areas and how workspace context changes what you see.
Set up FiveMesh CDN
Choose your CDN workspace name, prepare folders and start uploading public assets.
Set up FiveMesh Cache
Enable Cache for a registered server and copy the generated
server.cfg lines.Set up FiveMesh Voice
Create a managed Voice instance and copy the PMA-Voice configuration for your server.
Set up FiveMesh Logs
Connect the SDK, enable server event ingestion and open the Explorer.