Short, no-jargon guides and video walkthroughs — from picking the right plan to opening ports, backups, and getting each game online.
A plain-English tour of what actually happens when you spin up a game server in the cloud — containers, ports, world data, and why managed hosting beats running it on your own PC.
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Pick the right plan and understand what you pay for.
Flex plans pause your Minecraft server after a few idle hours so you only pay for active time; Always-On runs 24/7. Here is how to choose so you do not overpay — or get caught with a sleeping server.
2 min readQuantum Shell gives every account one free Minecraft server — no card, no trial clock. Here is exactly what you get, how the auto-sleep works, and where the limits are.
1 min readPorts, backups, files, console — run it like a pro.
What a port actually is, why your game already works without touching one, and how to open additional ports for voice chat, web maps, or mods — all from the dashboard.
1 min readYour world is backed up automatically every time the server stops, plus on demand. Here is how snapshots work, when they run, and how to roll back in one click when something breaks.
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