potatocloud

A cloudsystem for Minecraft servers that is performant, customizable and made to be simple and easy to use

Features

Core cloud functionality - static/dynamic servers, templates, and more
Simple API - easy to integrate and use, with all the features you need
Screen System - view service output live and execute commands
Property System - add custom data for players, services, groups, or globally
Beginner friendly - works out of the box with zero setup
Clean, Structured Console - clear logs and output
Customizable - customize, enable or disable features as needed
Powerful Platform System - auto-update platforms and add custom platforms

To install potatocloud, follow these steps:

Install Java 21 if you don’t have it
Download the latest release from the potatocloud releases
Extract the ZIP to any folder you want
Run the cloud using the start script in the folder:
- Windows: start.bat
- Linux/macOS: start.sh
Create a lobby and a proxy group with the command group create (don’t forget to say yes to the fallback question when creating a lobby)
That’s it! You should now be able to join your server

Paper (1.20.4 - Latest)
Velocity (3.3.0-SNAPSHOT - Latest)
Purpur (1.20.4 - Latest)
PandaSpigot (1.8.8 - 1.8.9)
Limbo (1.21.8, 1.21.10)
Custom Platforms

These plugins are separate jars you can drop into your proxy or servers:

Cloud Command (Velocity) - Adds a /cloud command that allows you to manage many things ingame
Notify (Velocity) - Sends notifications when servers start and stop
Proxy (Velocity) - Adds MOTD, Tablist (with LabyMod support), Maintenance Mode
Hub Command (Velocity) - Command for returning to a fallback server
LabyMod (Bukkit / Paper) - Set LabyMod game mode on join to current server

All plugins are available in the potatocloud zip file.

Check out the potatocloud API Wiki. It shows you how to use the API and includes examples.

Use Gradle to build the project:

./gradlew shadowJar