If the famous "CAN’T KEEP UP..."  error is appearing in your server console, it means your server is unable to run at the optimal 20 TPS , which results in noticeable lag. There are several reasons this might be happening, including plugins overloading the server, poor optimization,  or simply that your hosting plan cannot handle the current load.   To fix the "CAN’T KEEP UP..."  error, we recommend reading our optimization guide , which can improve your server’s performance

The Spark  plugin or mod (available both as a plugin and as a mod) is one of the best tools to analyze your server’s performance in real time. It’s frequently used by developers to pinpoint exactly what is causing lag on a server. In this guide, you’ll learn how to install it and identify what’s slowing down your server. INSTALLATION First, we need to install Spark on your server. This tutorial will explain how to install it as a plugin , since many of you are using Magma  or

The SkinRestorer  plugin can be very useful if you want to run your server in offline mode . When your server is set to online-mode:false, it won’t display premium users’ skins correctly. SkinRestorer  allows these skins to be shown even in offline mode. To install it, follow these steps: 1. Download the SkinRestorer JAR file  from its official download page. 2. Access your Minecraft server control panel. 3. Click on "Files"  in the left-hand menu. 4. Select the "plugins" fol

Changing your server version is a simple task. You can follow the video tutorial or these steps: 1. Log in to your HolyHosting account  and go to the "My Servers"  tab. ​ 2. Select the Minecraft server you want to update  and click "Manage." 3. In the left-hand menu, click on "Versions." 4. Select the version you want to install  on your Minecraft server. Keep in mind that not all Minecraft versions are compatible with every Java version. If you’re installing a version later

To give yourself OP on your Minecraft server using a console command, follow these steps: 1. Log in to your Minecraft server console. 2. Type the following command: op <your_username> This command will grant you operator permissions on the server. Note:  When running commands from the console, do not  include the / before the command. 3. Press Enter  to execute the command or click "Send." 4. If everything went correctly,  you’ll see a message in the console confirming that y

Here’s a step-by-step guide to upload your own world to a Minecraft server via SFTP: 1. Download an FTP client:  Install WinSCP  on your computer. This will allow you to connect remotely to your server’s folder, just as if it were on your own computer. 2. Shut down your server.  In the “Files”  section, locate the “world”  folder and rename it to something else. Then, go to your server control panel and select the “Settings”  menu. Inside, you’ll see the following: 3. As show