Creating your first server

Kyrbit Host uses managed account access while capacity scales. Once your account is approved, creating a server takes about five minutes end to end.

Before you start

• A Kyrbit invite. If you don't have one yet, request access from the homepage and we'll get back to you personally.
• The game server or bot you want to run. Minecraft, Discord bot hosting, Factorio, Rust, Satisfactory, Palworld, Terraria, and Project Zomboid are available today.
• For Minecraft, the server software and version you want to run.
• A rough idea of how many players you expect — this picks your server size.

Steps

1. Sign in at kyrbit.host and open the dashboard.
2. Click New server.
3. Pick Minecraft, Discord Bot, Factorio, Rust, Satisfactory, Palworld, Terraria, or Project Zomboid.
4. Choose a class and size. Regular sizes are Small (1 credit), Medium (2 credits), Large (3 credits), XL (4 credits), and 2XL (6 credits). Performance sizes start at 8 GB RAM and cost 3, 5, 6, or 9 monthly credits for their preset resource sizes; they remain request-access while capacity is proven. Kyrbit will disable sizes that do not meet the selected server's minimum resources or current platform capacity.
5. Use the current active region, Ogden, Utah. More locations will be added after they are deployed and tested.
6. Name your server and click Create.

The panel creates a managed server, installs the selected software, and starts it. You'll see console output within a few seconds.

What you get

• A managed server on server-grade hardware.
• Managed SSD-backed storage.
• A public IP and port you can give to your players.
• Discord bots do not expose a public player port; use the console and files to manage the process.
• Console access, file manager, Mods & Plugins catalog for Minecraft, and backup tools from the panel.

Next steps

• Read Connecting to your server.
• Read Backup & Restore before you have a save you care about.