Run a Java or Bedrock server in Singapore, the nearest of our three regions for players across Southeast Asia, East Asia and Australia, on the AMD EPYC 4584PX at up to 5.7 GHz with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage. Clouduxe Prism checks Java and Bedrock traffic against the Minecraft protocols on every plan.
Where common servers start in Singapore
Chosen by the calculator below. Every Deploy button on this page orders in Singapore; monthly prices exclude GST and are the same in every region.
Jakarta is 906 km from Singapore and 4,664 km from Mumbai: a round-trip floor of 9.1 ms against 46.6 ms. What Minecraft players notice is latency and packet loss, not bandwidth, so put the server in the region nearest most of them.
13 cities, nearest to Singapore first
| City | Both distances on one scale | To Singapore | To Mumbai |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kuala LumpurMalaysia | To Singapore: 308 km, 3.1 ms | To Mumbai: 3,598 km, 36.0 ms | |
| JakartaIndonesia | To Singapore: 906 km, 9.1 ms | To Mumbai: 4,664 km, 46.6 ms | |
| Ho Chi Minh CityVietnam | To Singapore: 1,098 km, 11.0 ms | To Mumbai: 3,734 km, 37.3 ms | |
| BangkokThailand | To Singapore: 1,427 km, 14.3 ms | To Mumbai: 3,002 km, 30.0 ms | |
| ManilaPhilippines | To Singapore: 2,393 km, 23.9 ms | To Mumbai: 5,129 km, 51.3 ms | |
| Hong Kong | To Singapore: 2,587 km, 25.9 ms | To Mumbai: 4,298 km, 43.0 ms | |
| TaipeiTaiwan | To Singapore: 3,251 km, 32.5 ms | To Mumbai: 5,037 km, 50.4 ms | |
| PerthAustralia | To Singapore: 3,914 km, 39.1 ms | To Mumbai: 7,290 km, 72.9 ms | |
| SeoulSouth Korea | To Singapore: 4,673 km, 46.7 ms | To Mumbai: 5,596 km, 56.0 ms | |
| TokyoJapan | To Singapore: 5,315 km, 53.2 ms | To Mumbai: 6,725 km, 67.3 ms | |
| MelbourneAustralia | To Singapore: 6,063 km, 60.6 ms | To Mumbai: 9,821 km, 98.2 ms | |
| SydneyAustralia | To Singapore: 6,307 km, 63.1 ms | To Mumbai: 10,157 km, 101.6 ms | |
| AucklandNew Zealand | To Singapore: 8,418 km, 84.2 ms | To Mumbai: 12,298 km, 123.0 ms |
Great-circle distance between city centres. The floor is that distance there and back at 200,000 km/s, the speed of light in fibre: a physical floor, not a measured or promised ping.
A floor is the least time a round trip over that distance can take, with light in fibre at 200,000 km/s. Cables do not follow the great circle, so the ping your players measure will be higher. Once the server runs, take a baseline from a few of them and keep it.
Each region is its own product in the store, and a server stays in the region it was ordered in; upgrades list larger plans in the same region. Every Deploy button on this page opens the Singapore product, so the location is already chosen.
Players mostly in India? See the Mumbai page.
Limburg, Germany, is the third region, for players in Europe. The nearest city in this table to it is Seoul, 8,561 km away.
The desktop game on Windows, macOS and Linux, with the large plugin and mod ecosystem.
The version on consoles, phones, tablets and the Microsoft Store build for Windows.
Want both on one world?
A Java server can accept Bedrock players through Geyser, a protocol translator with a UDP port of its own. That port needs its own rule.
At the calculator's starting sizes, 20 Java players and 10 Bedrock players, both editions fit VPS Growth. The bigger option is shown beside each plan, because a server rarely stays the size it opened at.
| Players | Needs | Fits your load | Room to grow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 players | 2 cores, 5 GB | VPS Starter₹2,670$27.99/mo | VDS MicroCore₹4,970$52.49/mo |
| 10 players | 2 cores, 5.5 GB | VPS Starter₹2,670$27.99/mo | VDS MicroCore₹4,970$52.49/mo |
| 20 players | 2 cores, 6.5 GB | VPS Growth₹3,560$37.49/mo | VDS MicroCore₹4,970$52.49/mo |
| 50 players | 3 cores, 9.5 GB | VPS Pro₹5,340$56.49/mo | VDS FusionCore₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 100 players | 4 cores, 15 GB | VPS Elite₹7,120$74.99/mo | VDS FusionCore₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 150 players | 5 cores, 20.5 GB | VDS OmniCore₹14,910$156.99/mo | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 200 players | 6 cores, 25.5 GB | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo | VDS TitanCore₹29,820$313.99/mo |
| 300 players | 9 cores, 36.5 GB | VDS TitanCore₹29,820$313.99/mo | VDS UltraCore₹39,761$418.99/mo |
| Players | Needs | Fits your load | Room to grow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 players | 4 cores, 4.5 GB | VPS Growth₹3,560$37.49/mo | VDS FusionCore₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 10 players | 4 cores, 5 GB | VPS Growth₹3,560$37.49/mo | VDS FusionCore₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 20 players | 4 cores, 6 GB | VPS Growth₹3,560$37.49/mo | VDS FusionCore₹9,940$104.49/mo |
| 30 players | 5 cores, 6.5 GB | VDS OmniCore₹14,910$156.99/mo | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 50 players | 5 cores, 8 GB | VDS OmniCore₹14,910$156.99/mo | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 75 players | 6 cores, 10 GB | VDS OmniCore₹14,910$156.99/mo | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo |
| 100 players | 7 cores, 12 GB | VDS PrimeCore₹19,880$209.49/mo | VDS TitanCore₹29,820$313.99/mo |
Monthly prices, excluding GST, the same in Singapore, Mumbai and Limburg. A VPS runs on vCPU scheduled across shared cores; a VDS allocates whole cores to your server. VPS plans VDS plans
Deploy buttons here order in Singapore. Players mostly in India? See the Mumbai page
Fits your load
4 vCPU, 8 GB DDR5, 80 GB NVMe, 6 TB traffic
₹3,560$37.49/mo
Deploy GrowthAbout GrowthRoom to grow
2 dedicated cores, 8 GB DDR5, 100 GB NVMe, 8 TB traffic
₹4,970$52.49/mo
Each tick has 50 ms, and adding cores does not make one finish faster. Every plan runs on the AMD EPYC 4584PX at 4.2 GHz base and up to 5.7 GHz boost. The Minecraft Wiki warns that Bedrock Dedicated Server performs poorly on some multi-core server processors with low clock speeds.
Chunk loading, world saves, garbage collection and off-thread plugin tasks. They raise how much the machine does around the tick, not how fast the tick completes.
Loaded chunks, entities and plugins live in the heap. Set -Xms and -Xmx to the same value and leave the rest for the operating system: a heap that takes every gigabyte pauses longer to collect, and those pauses land in the middle of a tick. The Minecraft Wiki notes Bedrock is less memory hungry than Java.
Worlds are region files, read and written in small pieces. Solid state storage is what keeps chunk loading from becoming the thing that stalls a tick, and every plan stores them on NVMe.
The main thread, every tick, in order
Other cores, beside it
With Paper plugins a Java server at 20 players needs 7.5 GB; on Forge or Fabric mods it needs 14 GB and 3 cores. Plugins and mods are not interchangeable: Paper loads plugins, Fabric and Forge load mods, and neither loads the other's.
Java Edition
Server software (vanilla, Paper/Spigot plugins, or modded Forge/Fabric)
| Players | VanillaThe base model | Paper plugins1.2 times the memory | Forge or Fabric mods2.2 times the memory, 1 more core |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Starter5 GB | Starter5.5 GB | Pro10 GB |
| 10 | Starter5.5 GB | Growth6.5 GB | Pro11.5 GB |
| 20 | Growth6.5 GB | Growth7.5 GB | Elite14 GB |
| 50 | Pro9.5 GB | Pro11.5 GB | Titan21 GB |
| 100 | Elite15 GB | Max18 GB | Titan |
| 150 | Omni | Prime | Titan |
| 200 | Prime | Prime | Ultra |
| 300 | Titan | Titan | Bare metal80 GB |
Bedrock Edition
Add-ons and behavior packs (or unofficial plugin loaders like LeviLamina/Endstone)
| Players | No add-onsThe base model | Some add-ons1.15 times the memory | Heavy add-ons1.5 times the memory, 1 more core |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Growth4.5 GB | Growth5.5 GB | Omni |
| 10 | Growth5 GB | Growth5.5 GB | Omni |
| 20 | Growth6 GB | Growth6.5 GB | Omni |
| 30 | Omni | Omni | Omni |
| 50 | Omni | Omni | Omni |
| 75 | Omni | Omni | Prime |
| 100 | Prime | Prime | Prime |
Disk grows with the load as well: at 20 Java players the model plans 10 GB, 13 GB and 16 GB for the three levels, before the world itself grows, and the smallest plan has 20 GB of NVMe. When a modpack publishes its own memory requirement, trust that over any general model.
Java traffic is checked against the Minecraft handshake and login, and Bedrock traffic against RakNet. Traffic that does not speak the protocol is dropped. The check runs at the network driver, before the server process sees any of it. Floods too big for the link are absorbed first, by 17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity.
TCP connection openers that are never completed, and SYNs whose stack fingerprint looks forged, are separated from real clients on the Java port. On Java, an established connection cannot quietly carry more than one player needs. A flood riding a single open connection hits the per-connection ceiling.
The UDP first-packet challenge drops single-shot spoofed floods under load, and the zero-day engine learns the shape of a new attack while it runs.
A bot join completes the handshake, speaks the protocol and logs in, so every packet is well formed. online-mode=true makes each bot need a real paid account, and a whitelist closes a private server completely. Leave the query listener off unless a tool needs it, and reach RCON through an SSH tunnel instead of opening its port.
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Singapore for players across Southeast Asia and Australia, Mumbai for India, Limburg for Europe. Minecraft moves little data per player; latency and packet loss are what players feel, so where the server runs matters more than the port speed.
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Debian 13 (Trixie) and Ubuntu Server 26.04 LTS (Resolute Raccoon) are both in the image library, and you can reinstall from the panel at any time. The guide runs everything over SSH.
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Java 21 runs every current Paper build; a Fabric or Forge pack names the Java version it needs. Give the server a user of its own and never run it as root. Bedrock Dedicated Server is a native Linux binary from Mojang, not a .jar.
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Leave online-mode on, set max-players to what the machine can hold, and turn the whitelist on for a private server. Run it under systemd so it starts on boot and comes back after a crash.
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Minecraft (Java) writes a TCP 25565 rule and Minecraft (Bedrock) a UDP 19132 rule, each with a packet-rate ceiling. Changed server-port? Edit the rule to match, or it protects a port nothing listens on.
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Watch milliseconds per tick with spark, set -Xms and -Xmx to the same value, lower simulation-distance before view-distance, and pregenerate the world. Copy the world before every plugin, config change and update.
A Paper server on Debian or Ubuntu, from a fresh machine to a service that starts on boot. The guide explains each line, gives the systemd unit to paste, and the AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux equivalents.
# Java 21 runs every current Paper build
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install -y openjdk-21-jre-headless
# A user of its own: never run the server as root
$ sudo adduser --disabled-password --gecos "" minecraft
$ sudo -iu minecraft
$ mkdir -p ~/server && cd ~/server
$ wget -O paper.jar 'PASTE_THE_DOWNLOAD_URL_HERE'
# The first run writes eula.txt and stops
$ java -Xms2G -Xmx2G -jar paper.jar --nogui
$ sed -i 's/eula=false/eula=true/' eula.txt
# Back as your own user: the unit file, then start on boot
$ exit
$ sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/minecraft.service
$ sudo systemctl daemon-reload
$ sudo systemctl enable --now minecraft
The edition your players are on. Java is the desktop game with the plugin and mod ecosystem; Bedrock is the version on consoles, phones and the Microsoft Store build for Windows, and players cannot cross between the two on their own. A Java server can accept Bedrock players through Geyser, a protocol translator that listens on its own UDP port and needs a port rule of its own.
The calculator plans 6.5 GB for a vanilla Java server with 20 players, 14 GB for the same server on Forge or Fabric mods, and 5 GB for Bedrock with 10 players. When a modpack states its own memory requirement, trust that. Give the Java heap less than the whole machine: the operating system, its file cache and the memory Java uses outside the heap need their share.
Yes, on every plan, at no extra cost. Floods too large for the link are absorbed by 17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity, and Clouduxe Prism checks Java traffic against the Minecraft handshake and login, and Bedrock traffic against RakNet, on the server itself. Bot joins are real logins that no network filter can tell from players, so online-mode and a whitelist are what stop those.
Singapore. Kuala Lumpur is 308 km from Singapore, Jakarta 906 km, Ho Chi Minh City 1,098 km, Bangkok 1,427 km and Manila 2,393 km, while Mumbai is 3,002 km or more from each of them. Pick Mumbai for players in India and Limburg for Europe. Hardware, protection and prices are the same in Singapore, Mumbai and Limburg.
It is the nearest of the three regions to Australia, but not close. Perth is 3,914 km from Singapore, a round-trip floor of 39.1 ms; Melbourne is 6,063 km (60.6 ms) and Sydney is 6,307 km (63.1 ms). From Mumbai, Sydney is 10,157 km. A floor is the least a round trip can take; real routes are longer, and there is no Clouduxe region in Australia.
One server cannot be near both. The two regions are 3,903 km apart, a round-trip floor of 39.0 ms: Delhi is 1,149 km from Mumbai and 4,142 km from Singapore, and Jakarta is 906 km from Singapore and 4,664 km from Mumbai. Put the server where most of your players are. The price is the same in both, and a server stays in the region it was ordered in, so decide before you deploy.
Yes. You get full root access and a clean operating system, so the server software is your choice. Paper is the usual pick for a plugin server; Fabric, Forge and NeoForge run modpacks, and the pack tells you which loader and Java version it needs. Plugins and mods are different formats, and neither kind of server loads the other.
Less than most people expect. The calculator plans 20 kbit/s of upload per Java player and 500 kbit/s per Bedrock player, which is the Minecraft Wiki's figure for Bedrock. Even 100 Bedrock players at the busiest time come to about 50 Mbit/s, and about 5.7 TB a month if 35% of them are online on average, inside the allowance of VDS PrimeCore. Every plan has a 1 Gbit/s port.
No. It is a VPS or VDS with full root access and a clean operating system, and you install and run the server. The help center walks through a Paper install on Debian or Ubuntu command by command, and the panel gives you power, the console, reinstalls and the firewall. Support runs 24/7/365 and can help you find your way around the panel and the platform.
Yes, from the panel. The upgrade page lists larger plans of the same type in the same region, so a Singapore VPS moves up to a larger Singapore VPS. Extra vCPU and traffic are live once the pro-rated invoice is paid; extra memory and disk wait for the next restart. Nothing is reinstalled and your world stays where it is.
4 vCPU, 8 GB DDR5 and 80 GB NVMe at up to 5.7 GHz in Singapore, with 17 Tbps upstream mitigation and Prism on every plan.