Storia is a Minecraft server built on Folia. It keeps worlds in RAM, gives every player a fair slice of the CPU and can hand terrain generation to other machines, without ever pausing your redstone.
What's inside
Each one keeps vanilla behavior: the same terrain for the same seed, the same physics, and redstone that never stops.
Worlds are copied into RAM at startup and synced back to disk in the background, so disk speed stops mattering.
How it worksStoria 26.2 RAM world: enabled RAM used: 3187 MB Sync interval: 300 s Last sync: 2m 14s ago (184 file(s))
/storia pregen puts every spare core to work and picks up where it left off after a restart.
How it worksWhen a farm or a crowd overloads an area, Storia thins out the crowd's thinking, not the players. People standing nearby are never limited.
How it worksWorkers on other machines compute the heaviest step of terrain generation. Identical results, encrypted, with instant local fallback.
How it worksA Velocity fork with a live tab list, MOTD and join messages for the whole network.
How it worksEvery change is checked against the original code, sample by sample and push by push.
How it worksThe family
Run the server on its own, or add helpers when you need them. All four ship together in every release.
Folia's regionized multithreading plus RAM worlds, fast pregeneration and a per-player budget.
DownloadGenerates terrain for your server on a spare machine. No player port.
DownloadShares terrain work between any number of workers. No Minecraft files.
DownloadVelocity with placeholders, a live tab list and network messages.
DownloadReplace your Folia jar, accept the EULA and you are running. Folia plugins work as they are.
# 1 java -Xmx8G -jar storia-26.2.jar nogui # 2 echo "eula=true" > eula.txt # 3 java -Xmx8G -jar storia-26.2.jar nogui