Add guide to proxying a minecraft server. (#158)

config.ts

@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ export const navLinks: Link[] = [
       { label: "SFTP Using VSCode", link: "/advanced/vscode-sftp" },
       { label: "ShareX Setup", link: "/advanced/sharex-setup" },
       { label: "NVM Setup", link: "/advanced/nvm" },
+      { label: "Proxying a Minecraft Server", link: "/advanced/minecraft-proxying"},
       { label: "Python: Out of Space Error", link: "/advanced/python-install" },
     ],
   },

pages/advanced/minecraft-proxying.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+# How to proxy a minecraft server
+
+If you are looking of how to access your minecraft server without your server port, and using your own domain, you are at the right place
+
+1. You need to have a minecraft server 
+2. If you already use cloudflare you are good 👍 If you use your own domain dash, make sure that it allows you to create srv records
+3. Create an srv record and fill the boxes with the information required:
+```
+Type: SRV
+Name: [your subdomain name]
+Service: _minecraft 
+Protocol: TCP (remember tcp is only for java edition, bedrock uses udp)
+TTL: auto
+Priority: 0
+Weight: 0
+Port: [Your server port]
+Target: [Domain name of the server] (It will be either dono-02.danbot.host or dono-04.danbot.host)
+```
+Here is an example:
+
+![Example](/content/minecraft-proxy/example.png)
+
+<Tip> Thanks to whoever made the [guide](https://discord.com/channels/639477525927690240/898041892279836692/990411009732800614) in `#hosting`! </Tip>