Live from our control panel
Live Fleet Status
Every MineXHost game-server node, as our control panel sees it right now: whether it is online, why it is degraded if it is, and how many servers and players it is running. The page updates itself.
Loading live fleet status… If nothing appears, live data is unavailable right now. Uptime history and incidents are on status.minexhost.com.
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- Online
- The node is checking in normally and nothing needs attention.
- Degraded
- The node is up, but something needs attention: a late check-in, high CPU load, low TPS, or delayed start/stop controls. Servers usually keep running.
- Unreachable
- The node has stopped checking in with our panel. Its servers may still be running, but we can't confirm their state until it reconnects.
- Maintenance
- Planned work is under way, or the node is not taking new servers. Each maintenance window says whether servers stay online.
How is this different from status.minexhost.com?
status.minexhost.com is run by Better Stack. It checks our services from outside every few minutes and keeps the uptime history and incident reports. This page is our control panel's own live view of each node, including why a node is degraded and how many servers and players it is carrying.
What do the numbers count?
Customer game servers only; suspended servers are not counted. Players online comes from servers that reported in the last few minutes, and a “+” means some servers have not reported yet. Small customer counts are shown as a range to protect privacy. The QA Lab node runs our automated modpack tests and is left out of the totals.
My server has a problem. Where do I look?
Your own server's status is always in your MineXHost panel. If a node here is degraded or unreachable and your server is affected, contact support.