Every order includes one independent Mac mini physical node. No virtual machines and no shared compute resources.
Nodes stay online continuously for builds, testing, signing and archiving, artifact publishing, AI tool validation, and remote development workflows.
From build commands to results, configurations, durations, commit versions, and node regions stay clear and traceable. Status colors indicate progress, success, and steps requiring attention.
Switch task types to view the corresponding pipeline interface and execution scope.
After code is committed, the self-hosted runner retrieves the job and runs dependency restoration, tests, archiving, and artifact uploads in sequence.
Pin Xcode and command-line tool versions, reuse dependency caches, and keep separate test results and release artifacts for each branch.
Validate inference scripts, dependency versions, and task recovery workflows in an always-on macOS environment without relying on hardware configurations not listed here.
Use VNC for graphical tasks and SSH for commands and persistent processes. Verify the host fingerprint and update temporary credentials before connecting.
Nodes can connect to your existing repositories and pipelines, while repository authorization, build keys, certificate permissions, and artifact access rules remain managed by your team. Put long-running tasks in resumable sessions and save failure logs as pipeline artifacts.
View all use casesNot a shared compute instance or a virtual machine. Each node’s chip, memory, and local storage are dedicated to its order, with clear resource ownership and a system environment controlled by your development workflow.
Access nodes with VNC and SSH. Update temporary credentials after the first connection, prefer SSH keys, and limit permissions by repository, pipeline, and team responsibility.
Fixed physical nodes reduce fluctuations caused by contention for shared resources, making them suitable for continuous builds, test execution, signing and archiving, and long-running engineering tasks.
Manage Xcode, command-line tools, dependency caches, build certificates, and script versions by project to reduce environment differences between developer machines and pipelines.
Currently available in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, US East, and US West. Consider your team’s location, repository entry point, and artifact upload destination when choosing a region.
Prioritize a region close to your main operators or repository service entry point. If builds upload large artifacts, also test network performance to the target storage path.
HexVM M4 and HexVM M4 Pro are available in all 6 regions above. Actual availability and options are shown in real time by the console.
Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter. Starting at $19.3/day —switch the term to review fixed catalog prices for both models.
Everyday iOS CI/CD, testing, and remote development
Suitable for short-term tasks and daily toolchain validation.
Parallel builds, large projects, and continuous tasks
Suitable for projects requiring more memory and local storage.
Delivery has four steps: payment confirmation, node assignment, system checks, and credential delivery. Service status is tracked separately to distinguish order delivery issues from node operation issues.
Each step has clear inputs, checks, and completion results.
After receiving the connection details, first verify the node region and model, then update the temporary credentials. If the details do not match the order, sign in to the console, submit a ticket, and include the node ID.
The last 90 days are shown day by day; green cells indicate a normal daily record.
If monthly availability falls below the service target, submit the node ID, affected period, and incident record according to the service terms. Eligible orders are handled through service credits; impacts caused by force majeure or user actions are excluded.
View security and service targetsConnect a dedicated Mac node as a self-hosted runner or remote development environment. Keep commands, logs, and outputs at every step to reproduce build results and locate failures.
Pull the code and locked dependency versions, then verify the project, scheme, SDK, and target architecture. Record Xcode and command-line tool versions before building.
xcodebuild build
Manage certificates, provisioning profiles, and keychain access with least privilege. Check signing results after archiving and never print sensitive data in ordinary logs.
xcodebuild archive
Run unit and UI tests, saving result bundles, failure screenshots, and key logs. Preserve evidence needed for analysis before cleaning DerivedData.
xcodebuild test
Upload archives, test results, and verification data, then write the release status back to the pipeline. For large transfers, choose a region closer to the artifact destination.
fastlane release
Use the information below to quickly understand service boundaries. For connection or build issues, visit the Help Center for step-by-step troubleshooting.
No. Each order includes one independent Mac mini physical node. The chip, memory, local storage, and region are specified on the order confirmation page. Nodes do not share compute resources with other tenants.
Typical delivery takes about 4 minutes, including payment confirmation, node assignment, system checks, and credential delivery. After receiving the connection details, first verify the node ID, region, and model.
Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. All orders are settled in US dollars (USD); available gateways depend on the backend API response.
Use VNC for graphical access or SSH for command-line access. On the first connection, verify the host fingerprint, update temporary credentials, and preferably configure a dedicated SSH key.
Nodes operate continuously throughout the valid rental term. Before expiration, confirm your renewal plan and promptly export any code, logs, and build artifacts you need to retain.
Compare the two models, then choose a region, rental term, and add-ons. After purchase, view orders, nodes, and invoices and submit tickets from the console.
All charges are settled in US dollars (USD).