Xcode Release Build
Dependency caching, testing, archiving, and build artifact delivery all run on the same dedicated physical machine.
- Plan
- VPSGit M4 Core
- Term
- Weekly
- Node
- US West
Cloud Macs close to your workloads for Xcode builds, CI/CD, MLX inference, media processing, and remote collaboration in North America West Coast. Every order uses a dedicated physical machine; CPU, unified memory, and local SSD are never shared with other tenants.
Dependency caching, testing, archiving, and build artifact delivery all run on the same dedicated physical machine.
A fixed execution environment, controlled cache directories, and post-job cleanup for continuous build queues.
64GB of unified memory and a 2TB local SSD for model storage, batch runs, and result processing.
The page lists all three available configurations with fixed term pricing. Choose daily billing for short debugging sessions, weekly for sprint cycles, monthly for continuous builds, or quarterly for stable team capacity. All prices are in USD and are not converted to other currencies.
Ideal for single-track Xcode builds, automated testing, SSH development, and lightweight remote desktops. Check that 256GB of storage is sufficient before using large dependency caches.
Ideal for always-on self-hosted runners, larger Xcode projects, parallel developer tools, and team workflows that need more local cache space.
Ideal for MLX inference, large model files, high-resolution media processing, and long-running workloads with clear unified-memory requirements. Plan concurrent workloads within the resources of a single machine.
This figure is intended for initial node-direction comparisons, not as a fixed latency guarantee. Carrier routing, international egress, office network congestion, Wi-Fi quality, and test timing can all affect actual results. Remote desktop users should also monitor round-trip time, jitter, and packet loss; CI/CD users should test download paths to repositories, dependency sources, and artifact storage.
Before ordering, run continuous tests across several time windows from the network you plan to use. For interactive remote work, prioritize nodes with low jitter and stable routing. For automated builds, consider the locations of your repository, cache, and artifact services instead of comparing a single latency figure.
Typical connection reference for North America West Coast
A standard order proceeds through payment confirmation, catalog validation, system and network configuration, and access credential issuance. Delivery may take longer when complex network requirements, additional storage, or order details require manual review.
The console confirms the order amount, term, and payment result. USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe are supported; the backend determines which gateways are available.
The system verifies that the selected model, term, node, and add-ons form a valid order. Current availability is returned in real time by the console, not replaced by static page copy.
The base system configuration, network policies, and order-specific access boundaries are applied. Delivery uses a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node rather than presenting shared virtual computing resources as an equivalent service.
Connection details appear in the console. After the first connection, immediately verify the host details, rotate any rotatable credentials, configure personal keys, and hand over access according to team permission boundaries.
These answers cover node selection, availability, and future migration without repeating general instructions for connection tools and development environments.
No. 25~35ms is an average latency reference for comparing regions, not a fixed routing commitment. Results vary by carrier, office network, time of day, and destination service. Remote desktop users should also verify jitter and packet loss, while automated builds should test actual throughput to repositories, dependency sources, and artifact storage.
Open the console and select a model, term, and node. The system returns current availability in real time. The three configurations shown on the page are fixed catalog offerings, but static status does not replace the live result at checkout. If the combination reaches checkout, you can proceed with payment and standard delivery.
Cross-region migration is not an instant switch. You must recheck availability on the target node, arrange data transfer, and update firewall allowlists, SSH host records, runner labels, and team access policies. Create an independent backup first, then use a console ticket to provide the order number, data volume, target window, and acceptable cutover method.
Three fixed configurations are available for daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly rental. Confirm the model, unified memory, local SSD, node, and term before ordering; standard delivery is expected in about 4 minutes after payment.
USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe are supported, with all charges settled in USD.