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Documentation
Technical background on running and buying Minecraft server hosting — how performance is measured, what the specifications actually mean, and what separates a competent provider from a reseller.
Measuring Minecraft Server Performance: TPS, MSPT and Tick Health
TPS alone will not tell you whether a server is healthy. How the tick loop actually works, why MSPT is the metric that matters, how to read a Spark profile, and how to benchmark a host before you commit to it.
Minecraft Server Types & Modpacks Guide
Vanilla, Paper, Forge and Fabric compared on performance, plugin and mod support, and resource requirements — plus the modpack ecosystems (FTB, CurseForge, Technic) each one unlocks.
Essential Features for Minecraft Server Hosts
The specifications, control panel capabilities and service commitments that distinguish a serious hosting provider from a thin reseller.
Server Performance Optimization Guide
JVM arguments, garbage collection tuning, server.properties settings and view-distance trade-offs for keeping a server responsive under load.
Security Best Practices for Server Hosts
DDoS mitigation, backup and restore strategy, access control and plugin hygiene — the measures that keep a server online and recoverable.
The Challenges of Minecraft Hosting
Why the Minecraft hosting market is difficult to enter: infrastructure costs, thin margins, support load and customer expectations.
How Minecraft Took Over the World
From a 2009 Java side project to the best-selling game ever made — and how multiplayer created the server hosting industry along the way.