
Complete guides on Minecraft servers, mods, and plugins

What is fabric ?

What is Forge for Minecraft?

What is the difference between mods and plugins?

Compare Forge and NeoForge compatibility, choose a loader for your Minecraft version, and prepare a server migration with backups and tests.

What is the difference between Paper and Spigot?

How much RAM is needed for a minecraft server?

Tutorial to create a cobblemon server

Is Aternos good enough for Minecraft with friends? Review free hosting, mods, backups and the limitations to check before choosing an alternative.

How much does a Minecraft Bedrock server cost in 2026? Real prices from €1.70/mo, a plan-by-plan breakdown, RAM by player count and cross-play.

How much does a Minecraft server cost in 2026? Real prices from €1.70/mo across 6 hosts, a plan-by-plan breakdown and RAM by player count.

How do you make a Minecraft server in 2026? The 3 methods compared (your own PC, free hosting, paid hosting from €1.70/mo), step-by-step setup, RAM sizing and configuration.

The 6 best beginner-friendly Minecraft modpacks in 2026: Better MC, Cobblemon, SkyFactory 4… Style, difficulty, recommended server RAM and pitfalls to avoid.

How to find Sulfur Caves in Minecraft 26.2: surface Sulfur Springs, the /locate command, depth range, and what Cinnabar and Sulfur blocks are for.

The Sulfur Cube, Minecraft 26.2's new mob: how it absorbs blocks into 12 archetypes, why killing it is a bad trade, and how to extract blocks safely.

Minecraft 26.2's experimental Vulkan renderer explained: how to enable it, how to check it's active, and when it actually helps your FPS.

What's coming in Minecraft 26.3: the Dappled Forest biome, Poplar Wood, Abandoned Camps and their new Explorer Maps — everything confirmed so far.

Choose modded Minecraft hosting by server pack, Java, memory and backups. Practical checks for Minestrator and NitroServ before you rent.

Move your Aternos world to Minecraft hosting: export, version checks, mods, import, testing and rollback before moving your players.

Connect Java and Bedrock players on Paper. Set up Geyser, Floodgate and the UDP port, then check console and mod compatibility.

Separate TPS, MSPT, ping and FPS, capture a spark profile and investigate the plugins or chunks slowing down your Minecraft server.

Back up Minecraft worlds, inventories, plugins and settings. Create a consistent recovery point and verify it on an isolated server copy.

Download your Realms world and import it into a server running the same edition. Check dimensions, inventories and access before switching.

Install Simple Voice Chat on clients and the server, configure its UDP port and diagnose a disconnected voice chat icon.

Create LuckPerms groups, grant specific permissions and verify player access without giving every member operator-level control.

Point a readable address at your Minecraft Java server using A and SRV records. Follow the example and verify the DNS response.

Select a Minecraft world and radius, monitor Chunky progress, pause a task and check storage before players explore the generated area.

Diagnose Minecraft timeouts, connection refused, DNS failures, version mismatches and player access issues in a useful order.