I never got too serious about game hosting but I used to host an MC server for a short while, between friends, only stopping due to external factors. I would 100% find value in a feature like this, especially since I'm planning to switch to something like HexOS for NAS usage anyway sometime in the future.
If they did a first-party, simple intergrated solution, something else to consider would be the extra strain on customer support, although I'm speaking from a speculative position. Think about it this way - You can find cheap or even free solutions to a fair bit of HexOS's basic function, like cloud storage or streaming sites. The people that value this convenience over the basic freedom of self-hosting, and actually go for these alternatives, are probably far less technical and would likely have placed far more load on CS than the average HexOS customer if there was no simple, cheap alternative. As you know, there is no simple, cheap alternative to hosting an MC server, so you can see how something like this feature, that offers a dead simple setup with less cost than a year of a dedicated server from Bisect or the like, would draw in that kind of inexperienced customer. I hope you understand what I mean.
Like I said, I'd personally absolutely love a feature like this, I could run a 24/7 small-scale Minecraft server along with my NAS at hardly any extra cost, I just think it would be best if it was offered by the community instead of HexOS directly. I'm excited to see where this goes.
