How to backup minecraft worlds in a batch from the OS?

I am not sure this is the right SE for this question, another place could be the Game Development SE - feel free to move it if appropriate.

I run a spigot (minecraft) server for my children and would like to back up their worlds (they use Multiverse). Is there a right way to do that from the OS level without stopping the server?

Note: I am specifically asking about the restrictions on spigot side - how to perform the backup on the OS is something simple I will take care of.

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How do I backup my worlds in Minecraft?

Select the world that you'd like to back up and click on the 'Edit' button. This button will be towards the bottom left of your screen. A list of options will appear on your screen. One of these options will be the 'Make Backup' button.

How do I backup my Minecraft world iOS?

Transfer Your World Using the iCloud Method (iOS Devices Only)

Open the Files app on the old iPad.

Under Browse, tap On My iPad.

Tap Minecraft.

Tap the Games folder.

Tap the com. mojang folder.

Locate the file named minecraftWorlds. This has all your worlds in it.

Press and hold to open the menu.

Tap Save to Files.

How do you load a backup world on a Minecraft server?

Head to the Game Panel and stop the server. To the left of the game panel, click on the \u201cBackup\u201d tab. Locate which world/date you want to restore and press \u201cRestore\u201d to the right of it.

How To Backup \u0026 Restore Minecraft Java Edition Worlds

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