Dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes for iOS, macOS, and CI/CD teams in Northeast Asia. Every order includes one independent Mac mini, not a virtual machine, with development environments and compute resources isolated from other tenants.
Availability and actual delivery details are provided in real time by the control panel. All charges are settled in US dollars (USD).
Both models are dedicated Mac mini physical nodes. Rent by the day or week for short-term troubleshooting, or choose monthly or quarterly billing for ongoing build pipelines; switch periods to review the applicable price.
Ideal for single-project Xcode builds, automated testing, lightweight self-hosted runners, and remote development environments.
Built for parallel testing, large dependency builds, multiple pipeline runners, continuous AI tool validation, and higher disk throughput requirements.
Supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only; all charges are settled in US dollars (USD). Actual payment gateway availability is determined by the backend response.
This figure provides an initial estimate of the interactive distance between Northeast Asia and Seoul nodes, based on the average range from multiple network tests. It helps assess SSH command response, VNC interaction, and repository download performance, but is not a fixed guarantee for any single carrier or office network.
Actual latency is affected by local carrier routing, interconnection paths, Wi-Fi quality, endpoint network load, and transmission time. For long-running build tasks, run sustained ping, traceroute, and repository download tests from your usual office network before choosing VNC quality, concurrent download limits, and caching policies.
The system completes payment confirmation, node assignment, health checks, and delivery of connection details in sequence. Each step provides a clear result, so there is no need to assemble the environment manually.
Choose a model and rental period—daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly—and review storage expansion and Thunderbolt 5 parallel-connection requirements. After payment is confirmed, the order enters node assignment.
The system maps the order to an independent Mac mini. Its CPU, memory, and local storage are not shared with other tenants; actual availability is shown in real time by the control panel.
The platform checks system boot status, disk write access, network connectivity, and remote access services. Only after the checks pass does the process move to connection-detail delivery.
Once the connection details arrive, update the temporary password and verify the SSH host fingerprint first. Then use the GUI or command line to confirm that macOS, Xcode, and the build directory are ready.
Complex orders or payment confirmation speed may affect the actual time; the final status is shown in the control panel.
Focus on node selection, latency assessment, and workload migration to help you confirm whether this setup fits your workload before payment.
They are suitable for Xcode builds, automated testing, code signing, self-hosted runners, remote development, and Apple Silicon tool compatibility testing that require a macOS GUI or command line. If your work depends heavily on frequent graphical interaction, test VNC first from your everyday office network. For unattended builds, focus on transfer times for repositories, dependency sources, and artifact storage.
No. 30~50 ms is the average latency range from multiple tests for Northeast Asia, intended for initial region screening. Results vary by carrier, office network, access time, and inter-network routing. Before a production migration, continuously test latency, jitter, packet loss, and repository transfer speed from the actual usage location, then choose graphics quality and concurrent-task settings.
Migrate in stages. First, pin the Xcode and command-line tool versions on the new node, then install the repository runner, restore dependency caching, and import build materials with sensitive data removed and permissions minimized. Run a non-release validation pipeline and compare test results, archived artifacts, and execution time. Once validated, switch production tasks over gradually to avoid expanding the troubleshooting scope all at once.
Two models and four rental terms let you confirm configuration and pricing item by item before placing an order. Nodes operate normally 365 days a year, and all charges are settled in US dollars (USD).