Sleep
With nobody online, the five-minute idle timer winds down instead of burning worker capacity.
Your world waits. Your server doesn’t.
Kurbis keeps a Minecraft world ready without keeping a machine running. Connect to wake it, play on Java or Bedrock, then let it save and sleep after everyone leaves.
2 GiB RAM5 GiB storage5-minute idle sleep
World sleeping
No worker allocated
SAFENo worker allocated
A server lifecycle built around the world.
Wake on connect
The gateway catches the player connection and starts the world before publishing a playable backend.
Restore
The latest complete snapshot becomes the world on the next worker. The address stays the same.
Snapshot
When play ends, Kurbis closes cleanly and captures the world before releasing infrastructure.
One address. Two editions. Less server babysitting.
Share the address, not the hosting ritual.
Friends use the same named world while Kurbis handles placement, wake-up, snapshot restore, and clean sleep.
JAVA
your-world.mc.example.comBEDROCK
your-world.mc.example.comSafe between sessions
Completed snapshots are retained as the recovery history, with manual backups when the runtime is online.
Simple first, deeper when needed
Start with a sensible world preset, then manage logs, players, whitelist, backups, and curated Pumpkin settings from the panel.
The v1 service, plainly stated.
2 GiBmemory per world
5 GiBpersistent world storage
5 minidle before automatic sleep
Java + Bedrockthrough the Kurbis gateway
Questions before you plant a world?
Does sleeping delete my world?
No. Sleeping releases the runtime after a completed snapshot; the saved world remains available for the next wake.
Do I have to open the panel to start it?
No. A player connection can trigger the wake path through the gateway, and you can also start it manually from the panel.
Can I upload arbitrary server files or plugins?
Not in v1. Kurbis keeps the surface intentionally curated around lifecycle, settings, players, logs, and backups.
A quiet server for a world that still feels alive.
Create the address once. Kurbis handles the work between “anyone want to play?” and the last person logging off.
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