Dustin' Dustry Server Hosting

Dustin' Dustry server hosting with CreeperHost puts your automated factory on a server with tools for protecting progress and finding out what's slowing things down. This skyblock-like pack centres on processing Dust into ores, building automation and making use of processing byproducts rather than simply throwing them away. When your friends have spent an evening getting things connected, hosting should mean more than an install button.

Protect the factory you've built

Trying a mod change shouldn't mean accepting that your world might have to start again. On Premium and Pro, SaveGuard backs up supported game saves hourly on a separate machine, with up to seven days of history. Your recovery history stays outside your allocated game-server disk, rather than competing with the world you're playing.

You can choose an available snapshot in CreeperPanel and see which files a restore would add, change or remove before confirming. That preview matters when you're deciding whether to roll back after an experiment: you can inspect what the restore will change instead of treating it as a mystery button.

For a group building automation together, there's a difference between losing a few blocks and losing the work that made everything connect. SaveGuard gives you recovery points to choose from without making someone remember to take a manual copy before every session.

Find what's slowing the processing down

When the server starts feeling sluggish, guessing which machine is responsible can turn the evening into a dismantling exercise. Live diagnostics show current TPS, memory use, dimensions, and entity and block-entity counts in CreeperPanel.

The profiler points to the entity or block-entity types taking the most tick time. You can investigate the types it identifies rather than pulling apart every processing line just because it's nearby.

Those two views answer different questions: whether the server is struggling now, and where its tick time is going. That's useful when you're checking an automated factory, because a busy-looking build isn't necessarily the part causing trouble. You get evidence to guide your next change, not a blanket promise that every machine will run perfectly.

Keep your world when plans change

Sometimes your friends need a break, not a fresh start. On Eco and Premium, Save Your World keeps supported game saves for up to a year after your service ends, including after missed payment, and emails you a download link. You can keep your own copy without having to return first.

If you do return while the archive is available, Saved Worlds guides game setup and restoration using the recorded software version. That's separate from SaveGuard's active-server recovery points: one helps with setbacks while you're playing; the other keeps a finished service from having to mean a finished world.