Your servers, in one place.
Provision Minecraft servers, manage power, read logs and set CPU and memory allocations. Keep track of what’s running and where.
A home for everything you host.
Manage your Minecraft servers, worlds and people from one workspace. On infrastructure you control.
Everything in its place.
All running normally
On-premises VM
Survival world / Console
[14:32:01] INFO Starting Minecraft server on *:25565 [14:32:02] INFO Loading server properties [14:32:03] INFO Preparing level "world" [14:32:06] INFO Preparing spawn area: 100% [14:32:07] READY Done! Server is ready for players. [14:35:12] INFO Jamie joined the game [14:40:00] INFO Saved the game
Live logs and console commands in your own installation. This preview doesn’t connect to a server.
Survival world / Files
Browse, edit and transfer files. Managed file changes require a stopped server to protect your data.
Survival world / Backups
Local backup · Example snapshot
Remote export · Example snapshot
Create recovery points and restore with integrity checks. Local backups protect changes; remote backups help protect against losing a node.
Reviewed runtime profiles.
A consistent place to manage them.
The everyday, taken care of
From the first start to the next world reset,
Nodara brings the work of hosting together.
Provision Minecraft servers, manage power, read logs and set CPU and memory allocations. Keep track of what’s running and where.
Local backups, S3-compatible exports and recoverable runtime changes help you look after what players have built.
Invite teammates, choose service permissions and secure accounts with authenticator MFA, recovery codes and session controls.
Manage worlds, switch approved runtime profiles and install reviewed plugins or modpacks with compatibility checks.
Inspect installation drift, review a repair plan and restore recorded panel, worker, agent and HTTPS configuration. Protected recovery copies preserve your original credentials.
Explore auto-repair ↗Schedule server operations and backup retention. When something looks wrong, guided diagnostics give you evidence and practical next steps.
At home on your hardware
Start small. The panel, worker and Docker agent can share one on-premises VM, with separate service accounts and room reserved for the host.
Install NodaraFresh Debian 13 · Private pilot · Docker-backed
See the live setup walkthroughBuilt one working phase at a time
Minecraft is our starting point.
Here’s what’s here, and what comes next.
Accounts, nodes, Minecraft provisioning, console controls and resource allocations.
Files, backups, MFA, teams, SFTP, schedules, remote backups and managed databases.
Worlds, reviewed add-ons, runtime recovery, diagnostics and dedicated-node reservations.
Single-VM setup, installation repair and owner-approved alpha upgrades are available. Game installation repair is implemented and awaiting a reviewed release. Pilot validation continues, progressing toward bot and application runtimes, Git deployments, custom domains and deployment rollback.
Phases 1–3 complete. Phase 4 underway. Single-VM installation, auto-repair and alpha upgrades have passed Debian 13 VM tests with all three HTTPS proxies. A live Ubuntu pilot also completed a private-release upgrade. Read the upgrade guide. Preview the illustrated game repair guide. Broader application hosting remains in development; real-game and site-specific pilot checks come before a wider release.
A few things worth knowing
Nodara is software you run on your own infrastructure. You provide the VM, storage and network; the panel helps you manage the services on it.
Yes. The single-VM setup brings together the panel, one worker and the Docker agent. Reserve enough memory and CPU for the host as well as your game servers. Separate nodes remain an option as your setup grows.
Nodara is a development alpha for private evaluation. Real-game acceptance, security and load review, hard disk quotas and disaster-recovery validation remain release gates. Start with test workloads and protected access.
After purchasing access, accept your GitHub invitation and use the private repository URL and reviewed revision supplied with your order. Our installation guide covers access, setup and verification. This website does not yet provide automated checkout or instant provisioning.
On a supported single-VM setup, configure private GitHub access once, then review and approve releases from the owner’s Updates page. The helper verifies releases and backs up local installation state; game worlds need independent backups. Follow the illustrated update and recovery guide.
No. The installer offers Nginx, Apache and Caddy, with automatic public certificates or an existing certificate from your own CA. Choose the server you’re comfortable maintaining.
Start with a private pilot. Build at your own pace.