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Operate My Server

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Modular server utility for automated restarts, monitoring, and lifecycle control

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.20.1

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Supported environments

Server-side
Singleplayer

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Licensed MIT
Published 3 weeks ago

Operate My Server

Operate My Server (OMS) is a server-side utility mod for Forge that handles automated restarts, server conditions, and lifecycle control.

Lightweight, modular, and built to be extended through addons.

What it does

  • Scheduled server restarts with player warnings
  • Condition-based triggers (low TPS, empty server, etc.)
  • Centralized restart & shutdown handling
  • Modular system - features can be enabled or disabled independently

Why OMS

Most mods solve one problem.

OMS gives you a base system where you can:

  • run only what you need
  • add new behavior later via addons
  • disable features without removing the whole mod

Simple setup, flexible control, and extensible by design.

Requirements

Server-side mod (client not required).

  • Minecraft 1.20.1
  • Forge 47.4.0+
  • KotlinForForge 4.11.0

Support for newer Minecraft and Forge versions is planned.

Installation

Download:

Required files:

  • oms-x.y.z.jar
  • kotlinforforge-4.11.0.jar

Place them into your mods/ folder

Start the server normally - OMS will initialize automatically.

Basic usage

/oms restart  
/oms feature  
/oms feature <feature> enable  
/oms feature <feature> disable

Config

world/serverconfig/oms-server.toml

Each addon may create its own config file.

Addons

OMS supports addons - separate mods that add new features.

Install them like any other mod: drop the .jar into mods/

Start with:

More addons coming soon...

Documentation

Full documentation and guides are available on the OMS Wiki:
https://conboi.gitbook.io/oms-wiki

Want to build your own addons?
Check the Development Guide on the same wiki.