If you can't further reduce the size of your server yourself, our support team might be able to help you. GitHub - sohelshekhIn/Moincraft-Discord-Bot: Discord Bot to start Minecraft Aternos server using simple commands sohelshekhIn main 1 branch 0 tags Go to file Code sohelshekhIn Initial commit 9611d85 3 minutes ago 4 commits README.md Create README.md 5 minutes ago app.py Initial commit 3 minutes ago requirements. To find out which file corresponds to which part of your world, you can use this online tool: Contact support

You can also remove unused parts of your world by removing their region files from your world's 'region' folder. jar file and folder from the plugins directory. When deleting plugins, make sure to remove both the plugin's. Therefore, you could try to reduce the size of your server by deleting some of them from your server files: Mods and plugins can also take up a lot of space. If you are running a Vanilla, Forge or Fabric server, you can delete/reset unused dimensions by deleting their corresponding folders within your world files (e.g. If your server has multiple worlds, and you do not need all of them, you can delete the unused ones here: Worlds usually make up the most of a server's total size. To automatically remove unused chunks, enable the Optimize option for your worlds. Minecraft generates thousands of chunks around players, and saves them, even if no player has ever entered them. There are a few things you could try to reduce the size of your server: Delete unused Chunks If you reach this limit, you are no longer able to start your server. On Aternos, each server is limited to 4 GB of storage space for technical reasons.