Dedicated Apple Silicon physical node

Dedicated physical Mac node.
Not a virtual machine.

Rent an Apple Silicon Mac mini on demand for iOS, macOS, CI/CD, and AI experiments.
Nodes run continuously year-round, with delivery status, access credentials, and build jobs tracked in one place.

Choose your configuration, region, and rental term directly—no email required. Rent a Cloud Mac now
From $19.3/day 4 node regions 2 available configurations Billed in USD
Order summary Confirmed
SDKMac M4 16GB $96.6/month
Tokyo node Available JP-042
Delivery registration03 / 04
Node delivery board Preparing
01 Order confirmed Complete 09:20
02 Physical node registered Complete 09:27
03 Image and toolchain In progress 72%
04 Access credentials generated Waiting —
macOS / Xcode image72%
Build workload Last 12 hours
iOS releaseRunning
macOS testsQueue 2
artifact exportWaiting
ASApple Silicon
01Dedicated physical machine
4×Day / Week / Month / Quarter
$Billed in USD
↗Remote access
Workload paths

Move always-on workloads to a dedicated Mac.

Each order maps to one physical Mac mini. Confirm your inputs, execution process, and expected outputs, then choose a configuration, node, and rental term.

SDKMac handles node delivery and basic operation. Your team manages repositories, signing materials, dependency versions, job concurrency, and output directories according to its own engineering standards.

DEDICATED RESOURCE

Clear resource ownership, with build environments isolated from other tenants.

Provide the project repository, signing materials, and toolchain requirements, then configure and run them on the dedicated node assigned to your order. The CPU, memory, and local storage are reserved for that order, avoiding unclear boundaries caused by shared compute resources.

Outputs include build packages, test results, execution logs, and reviewable environment records. Your team should still sync important project data to its own backup system.

NODE OWNERSHIPSDK-M4-042
INProject repository and dependenciesSynced
RUNDedicated CPU / memory / SSDRunning
OUTBuild artifacts and logsExportable
CONTINUOUS BUILD

The Runner keeps accepting jobs, with queue and cache changes visible.

Feed in repository events, branch rules, and concurrency limits. The node then checks out code, installs dependencies, reuses caches, builds, tests, and returns artifacts in sequence.

Move overnight builds and continuous integration off your office computer. When the queue grows, review job splitting, cache directories, and concurrency strategy before considering SDKMac M4 Pro.

CI RUNNERQUEUE 03
01checkout / installComplete
02xcodebuild archiveRunning
03test / exportWaiting
VERSION MATRIX

Group multi-version testing by node, operating system, and toolchain.

Specify the macOS, Xcode, dependency, and target OS matrix. Lock the environment for each validation group, run a small smoke test first, then perform the full regression suite.

Archive results by environment version, including compiler warnings, failed steps, and dependency differences. This reduces repeated setup and preserves rollback material before version upgrades.

TEST MATRIX3 GROUPS
AmacOS / Xcode stablePassed
BmacOS / Xcode nextRunning
Cdependency baselineQueued
LONG-RUN EXPERIMENT

Run experiments continuously without occupying your everyday Mac.

Provide models, assets, parameters, or batch jobs, standardize dependency versions, temporary directories, and output directories, then let the workload run. Export results in stages and monitor disk usage during long jobs.

Before scaling up, use a small sample to verify framework compatibility with Apple Silicon. Evaluate SDKMac M4 Pro first for high-memory inference, large assets, and highly concurrent workloads.

EXPERIMENT LEDGERSTAGE 02
INModels / assets / parametersVerified
RUNLong-running jobIn progress
OUTResults and archiveReady to export
Fixed pricing overview

Exactly two configurations available.

Both are dedicated physical Cloud Mac machines available by day, week, month, or quarter. Live availability is determined by the console, and all orders are billed in USD.

SDKMac M4

M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

Available
$19.3From / day
Daily$19.3
Weekly$52.2
Monthly$96.6
Quarterly$262.8

Ideal for light builds, basic automation, everyday Xcode development, and small version checks. Run a real workload first, then adjust based on queue and memory pressure.

Choose SDKMac M4

SDKMac M4 Pro

M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD

Available
$60.4From / day
Daily$60.4
Weekly$163
Monthly$301.8
Quarterly$820.9

Built for high-memory and highly concurrent builds, large-model inference, and large asset processing. 64GB of memory and a 2TB SSD provide more headroom for demanding workloads.

Choose SDKMac M4 Pro
How to choose

Start with SDKMac M4 for everyday development, basic Runners, and light testing. Choose SDKMac M4 Pro first for high-memory inference, concurrent multi-repository builds, large assets, or larger local caches.

View complete plans and options →
Node directory

Four node regions, with consistent combinations available to order.

Coverage includes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong. Consider your team’s location, dependency services, target market, and real connection tests; do not rely on unverified latency assumptions.

SDKMac four node regions and two available configurations
Node / data center SDKMac M4 SDKMac M4 Pro Status Order
SingaporeSG · Southeast Asia M4 · 16GB · 256GB M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB Available Order node →
Japan (Tokyo)JP · East Asia M4 · 16GB · 256GB M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB Available Order node →
South Korea (Seoul)KR · Northeast Asia M4 · 16GB · 256GB M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB Available Order node →
Hong KongHK · South China & Southeast Asia M4 · 16GB · 256GB M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB Available Order node →
Compare four node regions View the getting started guide
Registration board example

Status figures describe task and delivery stages only.

These figures show how the workspace organizes build-time distribution, queue changes, and delivery-stage ratios. They do not represent guaranteed performance or availability.

03 / 04 Current delivery stage
06 items Tasks in registration queue
42 / 31 / 27% Preparing / running / export stage share
Choose a workflow

From task type to a recommended configuration.

Review concurrency, memory requirements, asset size, cache growth, and runtime before opening plan and order configuration. Four paths are shown together, with no step-by-step filtering required.

PATH / DEV

Independent development

Write, sign, validate, and submit iOS or macOS apps remotely. Evaluate SDKMac M4 first for everyday Xcode work and small version matrices.

  • Input: repository, dependencies, Xcode version
  • Process: development, build, test, archive
  • Output: app packages, logs, and validation records
View use cases →
PATH / CI

CI/CD

The Runner accepts jobs, reuses caches, runs builds and tests, and returns artifacts. Choose a configuration based on repository count, branch strategy, and concurrent jobs.

  • Input: event rules and job definitions
  • Process: checkout, cache, build, test
  • Output: artifacts, results, and queue records
Start configuring →
PATH / AI

AI experiments

First verify framework compatibility with Apple Silicon and standardize dependency versions. Evaluate SDKMac M4 Pro first for high-memory inference and long-running jobs.

  • Input: models, data, and parameters
  • Process: validation, execution, staged export
  • Output: results, logs, and environment records
Compare configurations →
PATH / MEDIA

Audio and video processing

Sync assets, run batch jobs, render, and archive. Large asset workloads require advance checks of storage capacity, temporary space, and output directories.

  • Input: assets, templates, and output specifications
  • Process: sync, process, render, review
  • Output: final media, proxy files, and archive
Discuss configuration →
Technical editorial plan

Engineering directory.

The topics below are registered by planned date. Once published, article links will be available from the technical content pages.

Testing engineering

SDKMac macOS multi-version testing workflow

From project matrices and node grouping to toolchain pinning and test-result collection, this guide explains how to organize multi-version validation on dedicated physical Mac nodes while reducing environment drift and repeated setup.

iOS development

iOS release compatibility testing: from dependency lists to regression matrices

A reusable sequence and recording method for compatibility testing, covering dependency checks, compiler warnings, device targets, signing configuration, and automated regression.

Performance testing

SDKMac Mac mini M4 performance testing methods and results

Using reproducible workloads, learn how to measure builds, unit tests, compression, and sustained loads while separating chip capability from cache hits and network dependencies.

Buying guide

Ten questions to ask before choosing a Cloud Mac provider

A pre-purchase checklist covering dedicated physical machines, configuration accuracy, billing terms, node regions, access methods, data handling, and support processes.

Developer tools

Using Docker and OrbStack on Apple Silicon nodes

Compare installation preparation, architecture compatibility, disk usage, cache strategy, and project migration for two local container workflows.

Network optimization

A guide to optimizing and troubleshooting remote Mac network latency

Trace latency sources layer by layer across the local network, access protocol, node selection, dependency downloads, and interactive workloads, with verifiable testing methods.

View technical content
Before ordering

Confirm the service scope, term, and payment methods first.

Prices, nodes, and configurations are directory facts; live availability and delivery progress are determined by the console.

Is SDKMac a virtual machine?

No. Each order maps to one dedicated physical Mac mini, with compute resources and local storage isolated from other tenants.

Which rental terms are supported?

SDKMac M4 and SDKMac M4 Pro are available by day, week, month, or quarter. Select a term when ordering and verify its fixed price.

Which node regions are currently available?

Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), and Hong Kong are currently available—four node regions, with both configurations listed in the directory.

How can I pay, and which currency is used?

We accept only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All orders are billed in USD; available payment gateways are determined by the backend.

How do I connect after node delivery?

The console shows order confirmation, node preparation, credential generation, and access readiness in sequence. After delivery, choose remote desktop or SSH according to your team’s policy and update access credentials promptly.

Dedicated / Physical node / Mac mini

Your node is a dedicated physical Mac, not a virtual machine.

Choose SDKMac M4 or SDKMac M4 Pro, then confirm a Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), or Hong Kong node and rental term. Nodes run continuously year-round with no scheduled shutdowns.

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