What Infrastructure does for you
TPS, MSPT, JVM runtime, garbage collection, pipeline health, and network interfaces in one operational view.
TPS and MSPT
Track ticks per second and milliseconds per tick with the shape of the slowdown, not just the current value.
JVM runtime
Runtime, uptime, threads, and memory pools for the Java process behind your server.
Garbage collection
GC events and pause behaviour, so memory pressure is visible before it becomes a stall.
Pipeline health
See whether collection, ingestion, and processing are healthy, delayed, or failing.
Network interfaces
Traffic and interface metrics from the host, alongside the player-facing latency view.
Worlds and spatial
Player distribution and activity across worlds and regions for server-scoped analysis.
How you'd use it
Three real situations owners and staff run into, and what infrastructure answers.
TPS drops after an update
Players report lag immediately after a plugin release.
Line up the TPS drop with the deployment window, check JVM memory and GC, and identify the pressure pattern before rolling back blindly.
Memory pressure at peak
The server is fine all day and struggles only at peak hours.
Memory pools and GC pauses show whether the heap is the constraint and whether a restart pattern is hiding it.
Collection looks wrong
The dashboard numbers seem stale but nothing is obviously broken.
Pipeline health and readiness distinguish a stalled collector from a slow query, with the missing stream named.
How it works
Install the connector
The plugin reports performance telemetry alongside player and event data.
Open a server's observability
Read TPS, MSPT, JVM, GC, and pipeline health for that server.
Alert on the bounds
Turn the thresholds you care about into alerts so you hear about them first.
Questions
Does this replace a profiler?
No. It gives you the operational timeline and context to know when to profile, and it keeps that history next to player impact.
Can I alert on these metrics?
Yes. TPS, MSPT, latency, CPU, and memory thresholds can all drive alerts to Discord or email.