GUIDE

Run your Minecraft servers with MineOps

MineOps watches the Minecraft servers on your own Linux or Mac machines. A small agent on each machine connects out to MineOps, so you never open a port, and nothing changes on your servers until you allow it.

1. Set up MineOps for your Minecraft servers

   Connect the Linux or Mac machine your Minecraft servers run on with one command, choose the servers MineOps manages and turn on alerts. No ports to open.

2. Discord alerts when your Minecraft server crashes

   Get a Discord or Slack message when a Minecraft server goes offline, crash-loops, runs low on memory or disk, drops TPS or fails a backup, and another when it recovers.

3. Automatic Minecraft server backups

   Schedule world backups on your own machine, check every file against its checksum, keep the ones that matter and restore a server in a few clicks.

4. Monitor your Minecraft server: TPS, players and uptime

   Live status, memory, players, TPS and MSPT for every Minecraft server you run, with a health score, uptime, player history and a public status page.

5. What the MineOps agent can and cannot do

   The agent connects out, runs as its own unprivileged user, installs only signed releases and changes nothing until you allow it. Here is everything it does and what MineOps keeps.

6. Questions about MineOps

   Supported servers and machines, ports, what happens when MineOps is unreachable, plans and billing, backups and uninstalling.

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