FerrumC
A high-performance, memory-efficient Minecraft server implementation written in Rust, compatible with vanilla 1.21.8 clients.
What is FerrumC?
FerrumC is a Minecraft server implementation written entirely in Rust, designed to be a high-performance and memory-efficient alternative to the vanilla Java server. It supports Minecraft version 1.21.8 and offers features like full multithreading, custom encoding systems, and vanilla world import. The project solves performance bottlenecks and memory inefficiencies found in traditional Minecraft servers.
Minecraft server administrators and enthusiasts who want a faster, more efficient server, particularly those comfortable with Rust or seeking modern server architecture. It caters to both casual users running servers for friends and advanced users needing performance and configurability.
Developers choose FerrumC for its exceptional performance through multithreading and custom low-level systems, its memory efficiency, and its clean-room Rust implementation that avoids the limitations of Java-based servers. It offers a modern, extensible foundation without sacrificing vanilla client compatibility.
Overview
A reimplementation of the minecraft server in rust.
Use Cases
Best For
- Running high-player-count Minecraft servers with low latency
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