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.

MineOps shows every Minecraft server you run in one place, across all your machines, refreshed every 15 seconds. A value that is out of date or cannot be measured is labelled as such: nothing is estimated, and a server whose agent is offline shows as unknown rather than its last state.

What is measured

Each server: Its state (running, stopped, starting, stopping, failed or unresponsive), memory, CPU, world size, uptime and online players.
TPS and MSPT: Ticks per second and the time each tick takes, from the MineOps plugin. Paper and Purpur servers MineOps creates get it by themselves.
Each machine: CPU, memory, load, disk space and uptime.

Players come from RCON or the plugin. A server whose process runs but that stopped answering RCON for about 45 seconds is marked unresponsive: it is up, but nobody can play on it.

Health and uptime

Each server's page opens with a health score from 0 to 100 and What needs attention: lag, the machine running short of memory, CPU or disk, recent crashes, backups that failed or are too old, settings waiting for a restart, a nearly full server or a newer agent. Each item says what to do and links to where it is done. Next to it, Running shows uptime over the last 24 hours, and over 7 and 30 days where your plan keeps that much history.

Player history

See who played and for how long, how many players were new, recent joins and leaves, and the average number of players for each hour of the day, with your quietest hour: the time for restarts and backups. MineOps keeps player names and times only, never addresses or chat.

A status page for your players

Under Settings → Public status page, give your players a page with each server you choose: whether it is online, how many play, the address to join, its uptime over the last day and the last week's outages. It shows nothing else about your machines or players. On Free it says “Powered by MineOps”; paid plans can remove that. A live status message in Discord does the same inside your community.

How much history you keep

The Free plan keeps a day of history; paid plans keep more. The pricing page has each plan's limits.