Server

Running your own Minecraft server means no monthly fees, no player limits, full control over mods and plugins, and a world that exists as long as you want it to. With Docker, you can have one running in under five minutes. Why Docker for Minecraft? Easy updates — pull a new image, restart, done Isolated — doesn’t pollute your host system with Java versions Portable — move your server between machines by copying one folder Multiple servers — run Java and Bedrock side by side without conflicts Hardware Requirements Minecraft servers are RAM-hungry. Plan for: ...

Every self-hosting journey starts with the same question: where do I run my stuff? While a Raspberry Pi or old laptop works for tinkering, a VPS (Virtual Private Server) gives you a public IP, reliable uptime, and enough power to run dozens of services. But there are hundreds of VPS providers. This guide cuts through the noise and compares the six best options for self-hosters in 2026, based on what actually matters: price per performance, network quality, Docker support, and the little details that make daily management easier. ...