Back up and restore a Minecraft world | NodeFlux.eu Docs
Create your own backups before updates, mod changes, or troubleshooting.
Steps
- Stop the service so world files are not changing during the copy.
- Use the file manager or SFTP connection details to download the world folder, configuration folders, and any plugin or mod data you need.
- Store the backup outside NodeFlux, with a date and the matching Minecraft and server software version.
- To restore, stop the service, keep a copy of the current files, then upload the saved folders back to their original locations.
- Start the service and check the console before allowing players to join.
Notes
- Keep more than one backup when testing new plugins, mods, or Minecraft versions.
- Include your server.properties, whitelist, permissions, plugin configuration, and mod configuration when they matter to the world.
Warning
NodeFlux does not provide a guaranteed backup or recovery service. You are responsible for keeping current, independent backups.
Related NodeFlux pages
- Install custom Java mods — Prepare a Forge, NeoForge, or Fabric server and install a compatible mod set.
- Installing & Tuning a Purpur Minecraft Java Server — Step-by-step guide to deploying Purpur server software and applying aggressive performance tweaks for maximum TPS.
- Install Paper or Purpur plugins — Safely add plugins to a Paper or Purpur Java server.