Minecraft is a popular sandbox game that allows players to build and explore virtual worlds. Hosting a Minecraft server can be expensive, but there is a way to do it for free using Google Colab. In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of setting up a Minecraft server on Google Colab.

Steps to Host Minecraft Server using Google Colab

1. First, download the MineColab.ipynb file from here.
2. Open the MineColab.ipynb notebook in Google Colab.
3. Run the first cell of the notebook to install all the necessary dependencies.
4. Next, run the second cell of the notebook to start the Minecraft server.
5. You can now connect to your Minecraft server using your IP address and port number.
6. If you want to Run any Commands for your Server, you can type that in the box shown in the image ⬇️
7. For example if you want to make a User Operator and suppose the in game name of that user is EXPOSUREEE , then type “ op EXPOSUREEE “ in that command box and Enter. Don’t type ” “ .

Watch This Video Tutorial for Better Understanding –

Note : Please note that Google Colab is a free service provided by Google for educational purposes only. It is not intended for hosting mission-critical services or running large and important servers/databases/python programs. The notebook has a maximum runtime of 12 hours, after which it should be manually restarted. If you need to use it pretty often for intensive tasks, consider purchasing a VPS server.

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