• Create an empty game object
• Name it Networking

• Create an empty game object as a child of Networking
• Name it Master Server
• Add Master Component
• Select "Auto Start In Editor" in inspector

Auto Start In Editor option will make sure that when you hit "Play" in the editor, master server will start automatically

Alternative: Create a new script that will find Master in the scene, and call the master.StartServer() whenever you want (click of a button and so on)

• Create a canvas in the scene: GameObject > UI > Canvas.
• Drag a prefab from Barebones/MasterFramework/Prefabs/Ui/Hud to the Canvas

Drag a prefab from Barebones/MasterFramework/Prefabs/LogController to the scene

What the hell is LogController?. For logging, framework uses a small wrapper. It allows developers to implement custom log listeners (appenders). Great use case for it would be to have a custom appender which sends logs to another server (like a central log listener), so that you can see what's happening in your "cloud". At the moment of writing, logging is still a work in progress

Hierarchy view after all of these steps (Note: EventSystem appears automatically after creating canvas (I think)):

Hit a play button in the editor, and if you've selected the "Auto Start In Inspector" option, it should start automatically, and Hud should indicate that the Master Server is running:

Simply make a build, and run it with -bmMaster argument. You should see Hud with the same indication