Single-core speed
Rust's main server loop is largely single-threaded, so Ryzen 9 9950X clock speed helps keep FPS high.
Host a Rust server on Ryzen 9 CPUs with DDR5 RAM and NVMe storage. Run Oxide/uMod or Carbon plugins, handle wipes from the panel, and stay online under attack with DDoS protection.
The short answer
Rust server hosting runs a dedicated Rust survival server that your community joins. Rust is demanding: expect 8 GB of RAM or more, a CPU with strong single-core speed, and fast storage. Plugin frameworks such as Oxide/uMod and Carbon add admin tools, kits and custom rules.
Rust's main server loop is largely single-threaded, so Ryzen 9 9950X clock speed helps keep FPS high.
NVMe storage keeps map loads and saves fast, which shows on wipe day.
Use the live console and your usual RCON tools to manage players and settings.
Rust communities are frequent targets. Always-on DDoS protection is included.
Plan for 8 GB as a starting point for a small server, and 12-16 GB or more for a populated server with a larger map and plugins. Memory use grows with map size, entities and players.
Rust is limited by CPU as much as by memory, so a plan with fast cores and headroom beats the cheapest plan that merely fits.
Oxide/uMod and Carbon are the common plugin frameworks. Upload plugins and data through the file manager, edit configs in the browser, and reload from the console.
Rust servers wipe on a schedule, and the official forced wipe usually lands on the first Thursday of the month. Change the map seed and size from your startup settings, take a backup first, and start the new wipe.
Plans that fit Rust, sorted by RAM. Every plan includes the Pterodactyl panel, NVMe storage, a 25 Gbps uplink and always-on DDoS protection.
Prices exclude tax. Launch discount applies at checkout. Need more RAM? See every plan or talk to us.
Start at 8 GB for small servers, and choose more for bigger maps and populations.
Choose seed, size and server settings, then install your plugin framework.
Start the server, and repeat the same flow on every wipe with a backup beforehand.
| Game | Rust (Facepunch) |
|---|---|
| Plugins | Oxide/uMod, Carbon |
| RAM guide | 8 GB minimum, 12-16 GB+ for populated servers |
| Panel | Pterodactyl: console, file manager, backups, sub-users |
| CPU | Ryzen 9 9950X |
| Location | Frankfurt, Germany |
Start at 8 GB for a small server. Populated servers with larger maps and plugins usually need 12-16 GB or more.
Yes. Upload plugins and configs through the panel file manager, then reload them from the console.
Take a backup, change the map seed or size if you want a new map, and restart. Official forced wipes usually fall on the first Thursday of the month.
Yes. The server loop is largely single-threaded, so fast cores matter. Plans run on Ryzen 9 9950X cores.
Yes, always-on DDoS protection is included on every plan.
Yes. Use the panel console, or connect your usual RCON tool to the server.
In Frankfurt, Germany.