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MCSManager Panel (MCSM) is a modern, secure, and distributed control panel designed for managing Minecraft and Steam game servers. MCSManager has already gained a certain level of popularity within the community, specifically Minecraft. MCSManager excels in offering a centralized management solution for multiple server instances and provides a secure and reliable multi-user permission system. In addition, We are committed to supporting server administrators not only for Minecraft but also...

...By using Rust’s concurrency and safety guarantees, FerrumC runs fully multithreaded, allowing it to utilize all available CPU cores — which helps deliver smoother, low-latency, high-throughput multiplayer experiences. The project aims both at providing a fast, lean server for typical use (friends or small communities) and offering a foundation that could support large-scale servers, mod/plugin systems, and custom server configurations. FerrumC supports importing existing Minecraft worlds, making it easy for users to migrate from standard servers without losing progress. ...

...The goal is of easy the life of people for create a Minecraft server. If you have any ideas or suggestions, Join me on teamspeak at this address : hrtm.cf:53487 The project is not stopped.

This project gives you freedom to get a fully-customized plugin for CraftBukkit Minecraft servers. You choose what to include and build it up. No more command collisions, no unnecessary memory and processor overhead on your server.

Originally designed as a backend for MineOS(+), MCSM is a small utility designed to handle updating, creating and other related actions regarding Minecraft Servers. Please note: This project is not end-user ready.

A place for a upcoming Minecraft Server Project

This application is designed to facilitate the hosting of minecraft servers on a single computer and managing them remotely through a Java applet or jar interface. UPDATE (19 Oct, 2012): As you can probably tell, this project is no longer maintained. If you wish to alter the source code, feel free. If you would like to contribute to the project, email me at raenottingham at gmail dot com and I will add you as a contributor.