DDoS protection
Filtering runs at the network edge, included on every plan. You never see a bill line for it and you never have to ask for it: it is on before an attack arrives.
Features
Every plan carries the list below in full. Where something has a limit, the limit is printed next to it. If a thing is not on this page, it is not part of the product yet.
Filtering runs at the network edge, included on every plan. You never see a bill line for it and you never have to ask for it: it is on before an attack arrives.
A backup runs every day of the week. Two backup slots hold the recent ones, a slot holds one backup, and nothing about the count is hidden.
A join address on our own domain ships with every plan, set up when the server is. It is on the plan page, and it stays free.
Anything you can do by hand, a schedule can do for you: a daily restart at a quiet hour keeps a long-running world fresh.
We do not sell seats. The terms carry the fair use line, and that is the whole rule.
Your server lives at panel.carbonhosting.xyz: the same place your world runs is the place you control it.
Live output and a command line in the same page. Read the startup, type commands, and watch the server answer as it loads.
A file manager with folders, an editor that saves in place, and upload for files of any kind. Jars upload as they are; an archive decompresses with one control when you want it.
Set the clock once: daily backups, scheduled restarts, and timed commands all run from the Schedules tab.
Take one by hand, restore one from the panel, or let the daily schedule do its job. A delete confirms in a styled dialog first, because a deleted backup is permanent.
Your allocations, visible: the ports your server and its extra allocations answer on.
CPU, memory, and disk limits for your server show on the panel's own graphs. The limits are the ones your plan set, and they are required at creation, never filled in later.
No plugin marketplace and no one-click installer: plugin install is a jar upload into the plugins folder and a restart, and the knowledge base walks it step by step. If a plugin manager ever ships, this page will say so.
Hosting supports Minecraft Java and Bedrock editions, and the panel's server type list covers both editions. The full type catalog lives where it belongs: in the panel, in front of you, not in a marketing list on this page.
More games come after launch, and this page says so when they arrive.
One machine carries every server today: Xeon E3-1270 v6 with 4 cores and 8 threads at 3.8 to 4.2 GHz, 32 GiB RAM, 3.6 TB RAID.
Its full spec and live status are printed on this site's status page, and the plans page says where the ladder stops (24 GB) instead of selling what the machine cannot honor.
The numbers that matter for your world are the graphs above your own server in the panel.