# minara

> Self-hosted open-source web panel for managing Minecraft Bedrock servers on Android via Termux, with real-time console, backups, file manager, and Asmo device monitoring.

- **Category:** Game Servers
- **Licence:** MIT
- **Latest version:** v0.2.0
- **Open source:** oss
- **Languages:** Rust
- **Platforms:** Linux, Android, Build from Source
- **Tags:** Android, Game Server, Minecraft Server, Minecraft, Management, Rust, Linux, Server, Self Hosted, Foss, Bedrock, Termux, Web panel, Bedrock edition, Bedrock Server, Minecraft Bedrock, Mcbe, Mcpe, Server Hosting, Server Installer, Server Manager, Termux Server

## Description

Minara is a Rust-based web control panel that runs on Android through Termux, letting users create and manage multiple Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server instances. The interface provides full lifecycle control — start, stop, status, and command input — along with live console streaming via SSE. Users can browse, rename, and delete instances, edit server.properties per instance, and use a built-in file manager for uploads, edits, and downloads. Backups are created and restored with lineage-aware identity checks. Host metrics show CPU, memory, disk, uptime, and load average. Device monitoring integrates with Asmo for additional stats. On ARM64 Android devices, bionilux and Box64 enable running AMD64 Bedrock binaries. Data persists in ~/.local/share/minara. Installation options include a one-line curl script, building from source with Rust in Termux, or running a pre-built binary. The panel listens on port 7777.

## Links

- [Homepage](https://github.com/theonuverse/minara)
- [Website](https://theonuverse.github.io/minara/)
- [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/theonuverse/minara)
- [Changelog](https://theonuverse.github.io/minara/changelog.html)

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