auto-mcs

auto-mcs is an open-source manager for Minecraft servers that brings together all administrative tasks within an intuitive interface. Creating servers, installing mods and add-ons, creating backups, keeping an eye on the console, and starting or stopping the server with just a few clicks – tasks that would otherwise require command-line knowledge can be carried out directly within the interface. With Managed auto-mcs Hosting, you also don’t need to worry about the infrastructure: instead of setting up and maintaining a server yourself, you’re provided with a fully operational environment, allowing you to focus on the game and your community.

Who is auto-mcs suitable for?

auto-mcs is ideal for anyone who wants to run a Minecraft server without having to learn server administration: families setting up a private world for children and friends, youth groups and clubs with their own community server, or schools using Minecraft for projects. Even experienced self-hosters appreciate the tool because recurring tasks such as backups and mod management are handled centrally. For those who already run a server, the support team can help with migrating the existing world.

auto-mcs Hosting in Switzerland

OpenHosting operates your auto-mcs environment in Swiss data centres in the Zurich region, in compliance with the nDSG and with low latency for players in Switzerland. The managed service takes care of the routine tasks for you: daily backups following the 3-2-1 principle (hourly in the Business Plan), automatically applied updates and ongoing monitoring are all included in the service, as is support via email. Your game saves and worlds are therefore doubly protected – by auto-mcs’s own backup functions and by the backup of the entire instance at infrastructure level. If required, we’ll guide you step by step through the migration of an existing server. Managed auto-mcs hosting starts from CHF 15 per month with 50 GB of storage; the Business Plan offers 250 GB and priority support for larger communities. This way, your Minecraft server remains a hobby – and doesn’t turn into a second IT project.