Download mrpack-install through GitHub releases (or your distro's package if it has one) and take a look at the commands on the README. In Adrenaserver's case, to install in your server you would run:

mrpack-install adrenaserver [optional version number]

It may be a good idea to have some knowledge on using Docker before doing this.

1. Make sure you have Docker Engine installed properly according to the Docker docs
2. Create a new directory
3. Place the contents below in a file called docker-compose.yml. This Compose file also contains some other server tweaks meant for performance, such as disabling sync-chunk-writes, reducing render and simulation distance, and more
4. Run docker compose up -d in that directory

For any other information, you can read through the Docker Minecraft Server documentation.

services:
  mc:
    image: itzg/minecraft-server
    tty: true
    stdin_open: true
    ports:
      - "25565:25565"
    environment:
      EULA: "TRUE"
      # Adrenaserver and other mods
      MOD_PLATFORM: MODRINTH
      MODRINTH_DOWNLOAD_DEPENDENCIES: required
      MODRINTH_MODPACK: adrenaserver # this installs the latest version of Adrenaserver, you can also use a specific MR link to a version
      MODRINTH_PROJECTS: spark, chunky # comma separated list of extra mods
      # Server properties
      VIEW_DISTANCE: 8
      SIMULATION_DISTANCE: 5
      SYNC_CHUNK_WRITES: false
    volumes:
      # Attach the relative directory 'data' to the container's /data path
      - ./data:/data

mcman is a tool for managing the mods/plugins/configurations of a Minecraft server. First, install mcman from releases. To import Adrenaserver while initializing a server, use this command:

mcman init --mrpack mr:adrenaserver

After initializing and importing the mrpack, run mcman build to build the server into the server/ directory, from which you can call cd server && sh start.sh or cd server && call start.bat. For more information, check out mcman's docs.

Before doing any of this, be sure to have a backup of the server in case anything goes wrong.

packwiz-installer is a useful tool that lets you automatically install and update a modpack through the pack.toml file of that pack.

Some server hosts may let you set a command that runs before the server actually starts. It's called a pre-launch command. I can't exactly help if you are using an external server provider as many don't support pre-launch commands or require you to supply your own jar file that will run the command.

First, you need to install packwiz-installer-bootstrap from here. After that, move it to the same folder as your server's Fabric/Quilt loader jar. This will usually be the root of the server.

Change fabric to quilt in the link if needed. You may also change the MC version of the modpack (available versions only).

java -jar packwiz-installer-bootstrap.jar -g -s server https://raw.githack.com/intergrav/Adrenaserver/main/versions/fabric/1.20.6/pack.toml

If you are running this server through a batch file or shell script, you can add this command before your server's launch command and it should work just fine.

Having trouble? Check out the packwiz wiki and, if that doesn't help, ask in the packwiz Discord server.

Pre-loading chunks

You must install Chunky to do this.

I highly recommend pre-loading your chunks so that you can prevent lag when players generate new ones. Keep in mind that pre-loading can take quite a long time, and you should probably do it when people aren't online.

Choose the world, replacing minecraft:overworld with the corresponding world:

chunky world minecraft:overworld

Choose the radius to pre-load, replacing 2500 with how much you want to do:

chunky radius 2500

After choosing the world and the radius, start pre-loading:

chunky start

Profiling and monitoring

You can install and use Spark for profiling, monitoring and more.