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Mindustry Server Hosting

Run a persistent Mindustry world for your squad with a public address, automatic saves, configurable player limits and the full server console.

Mindustry server hosting

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Longer terms are billed up front at a discount. Upgrade or cancel anytime.

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Pick the region closest to your players for the lowest ping.

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Deploy your Mindustry server

Outpost — 2 GB RAM · 1× 30 days · $5.00 · Europe

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Guides for your Mindustry server

Dedicated server setup guide Connection, map and version troubleshooting

About Mindustry server hosting

A factory world that stays online

Mindustry is at its best when the factory does not disappear with the usual host. A dedicated server keeps your production lines, core defenses and progress available around the clock, so friends can build and defend together without leaving a personal PC running.

Self-hosting means installing Java, keeping the server version matched with every player, forwarding port 6567 over both TCP and UDP, and making sure a map is actually hosted after a restart. GHosting starts the official Linux-compatible server in its own container with one public address to share.

A stable version and a recoverable world

Mindustry is cross-platform, but clients on a different build cannot join. The managed server records the upstream release it installed and keeps automatic bleeding-edge updates off. When a new release is ready for your group, the panel can check and apply it deliberately instead of changing the build underneath players on mobile or desktop.

Automatic saves are retained on the server and restored on a restart. A new server begins with a random survival map; for a planned world, upload a compatible .msav file in Files and use the live console to reload maps and host it.

Choosing a Mindustry plan

Mindustry is light for a small private co-op world, but large maps, busy unit waves and public communities use more CPU and memory. Start small for a few friends, then add headroom before you raise the player cap or run a much larger map.

  • Private co-op and normal maps: 2 GB Outpost
  • Bigger maps or a regular group: 4 GB Relay
  • Public community, many units or server plugins: 6 GB Citadel

Mindustry hosting FAQ

Does Mindustry have a native Linux dedicated server?

Yes. Mindustry publishes an official headless Java server JAR that runs natively on Linux. GHosting installs that release in an isolated Linux container and opens the allocated port for both TCP and UDP.

Will the Mindustry world survive a restart?

Yes. Automatic saves are enabled and the server loads the newest autosave on restart. On a brand-new server it starts a random survival map, then you can upload a .msav map in Files and select it from the console.

Can mobile and PC players join the same Mindustry server?

Yes, Mindustry is cross-platform when every player and the server are on the same build. The dashboard shows the installed release and lets you apply a planned update instead of automatically jumping to a new build while mobile stores catch up.

How much RAM do I need for a Mindustry server?

For a small group, the entry plan is plenty. For more players or mods, step up a tier; you can upgrade your Mindustry server at any time.

Is Mindustry server hosting available now?

Yes. Pick a plan and a region, and your Mindustry server is live in about a minute.

Do I need to know Linux to run a server?

No. GHosting gives you a clean control panel for starting, stopping, configuring and viewing the live console. We handle the Linux side for you.

Where are the servers located?

In datacenters in Europe and North America. Pick the region closest to your players for the lowest latency. DDoS protection is included.