SGAvailable
Singapore
For Southeast Asia and cross-border engineering collaboration, with build handoffs suited to UTC+7 through UTC+9 work hours.
Cross-Time-Zone Build Relay · Dedicated Physical Cloud Macs
Connect a dedicated physical Mac to your build queue.
Deploy Cloud Macs in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US East Coast. Dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines, for Xcode builds, testing, CI execution, remote development, and experiments.
dplymac / build-check · PHYSICAL · M4 · SG
$ ssh builder@10.0.0.18
connected region=SG device=mac-mini-m4
$ system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | grep Chip
Chip: Apple M4
$ xcodebuild -version
Xcode 16.4 Build version 16F6
$ fastlane ios archive
✓ signing checked · workspace restored
$ xcodebuild -scheme App archive
[12:43:22] Archive Succeeded
output /builds/App.xcarchive
BUILD RELAY / 04-27
Delivery check in progress
Use case
iOS Release build archive + test
Billing cycle
Monthly USD
Physical node
Mac Mini M4 Dedicated
Target region
Singapore / SG UTC+8
Delivery status
Environment verification READY
Next handoff
Tokyo team · 09:00 JST
Repository: mobile/release
Tokyo team · 09:00 JST
Repository: mobile/release
Xcode
Swift
Fastlane
GitHub Actions
GitLab CI
Jenkins
SSH
Screen sharing
These names represent common workflow compatibility scenarios only and do not imply affiliation, authorization, or partnership. Verify actual versions, plugins, and runner configurations for each project.
Five Physical Nodes · One Handoff Board
Choose a node based on access direction,
then validate with a real repository.
The catalog covers 5 physical nodes in Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, and the US East Coast. Compare your main access cities, team time zones, repository location, and CI dependencies—not just a single network test.
JPAvailable
Japan (Tokyo)
For teams in Japan and Northeast Asia; suitable for validating Japan Mac server connectivity, Japan-region dependencies, and release workflows.
KRAvailable
South Korea (Seoul)
For Korea Mac server workloads and CI or testing tasks that depend on Korean network services.
HKAvailable
Hong Kong
For access from South China, Hong Kong, Macao, and cross-border development teams; ideal for validating real command-line and graphical-session connectivity first.
US-EAvailable
US East Coast
For Eastern North American work hours, code-hosting dependencies, and asynchronous CI queues after Asian teams sign off.
Nodes operate normally 365 days a year. Network paths vary with local carriers, access times, and dependent services. Run a complete build from a real repository on your target node before choosing a long-term billing cycle.
See how to choose a nodeTwo Dedicated Physical Configurations
Compare specifications and pricing first.
Both plans use Apple Silicon Cloud Macs with dedicated physical machines, not virtual machines. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter; each billing cycle is priced separately, and all orders are settled in USD.
DeployMac M4MAC MINI M4
M4
16GB RAM
256GB SSD
16GB RAM
256GB SSD
Daily$19.3
Weekly$52.1
Monthly$96.5
Quarterly$262.5
DeployMac M4 ProMAC MINI M4 PRO
M4 Pro
64GB RAM
2TB SSD
64GB RAM
2TB SSD
Daily$61.5
Weekly$166.2
Monthly$307.7
Quarterly$836.9
Validate short tasks by the day or week; compare monthly or quarterly plans for ongoing development and fixed CI queues. If you need an additional SSD or Thunderbolt 5 daisy chain, verify the price for each billing cycle on the plan page.
Workloads and Fit
Four workload types, with clear boundaries.
Choose the final configuration based on peak RAM, SSD usage, concurrent build count, and task duration. Projects with the same name may require different configurations when dependency caches, test counts, and signing steps differ.
XCODE
BUILD
BUILD
iOS / macOS builds
For archiving, signing checks, unit tests, UI tests, and pre-TestFlight builds.
- Recommended configuration
- DeployMac M4
- Typical task
- xcodebuild
- Validation metrics
- Duration / peak RAM
For highly parallel multi-project workloads, sustained high memory use, or large workspaces, compare DeployMac M4 Pro using a real project.
RUNNER
READY
READY
CI/CD execution
Connect GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or a self-hosted Runner to handle testing and archive queues.
- Recommended configuration
- Compare by concurrency
- Typical task
- archive + test
- Validation metrics
- Queue / cache hit rate
Do not choose solely by single-build duration; also track working-directory usage, cache growth, and the number of simultaneous tasks.
REMOTE
DEV
DEV
Remote development
Maintain projects, reproduce toolchains, inspect build results, and handle release tasks through command-line or graphical sessions.
- Recommended configuration
- DeployMac M4
- Typical task
- Swift / Xcode
- Validation metrics
- Latency / jitter
The graphical experience depends on the local network, resolution, encoding quality, and node path. Complete a real connection test first.
64GB
MEMORY
MEMORY
AI experiments
Run model inference, validate tools, preprocess data, and conduct memory-intensive experiments on Apple Silicon.
- Recommended configuration
- M4 Pro 64GB
- Typical task
- local inference
- Validation metrics
- Memory / throughput
No performance results are promised without validation against the target model, context length, quantization method, and concurrency parameters.
Migrate from Your Local Environment
From a local Mac to a Cloud Mac,
migrate through three validation points.
For every step, record the inputs, actions, completion criteria, and rollback point. Reproduce one project first, then connect it to the shared CI queue to avoid mixing data, toolchain, and runner issues in a single change.
Migration starting point
Local
Next →
Local
Mac
Next →
Step 01Data
Data migration
Input
Code repositories, build assets, dependency lockfiles, and non-sensitive configuration.
Action
Sync with Git, rsync, or encrypted transfer; handle sensitive credentials separately.
Validation result: Verify commits, file counts, and required hashes.
Rollback point: Keep the original local copy and migration checklist.
Rollback point: Keep the original local copy and migration checklist.
Step 02Toolchain
Toolchain reproduction
Input
Xcode version, dependency manager, build parameters, and signing requirements.
Action
Pin tool versions, restore dependencies, and run a clean build.
Validation result: Compare artifacts, tests, and signing checks.
Rollback point: Restore the version manifest and retain failure logs.
Rollback point: Restore the version manifest and retain failure logs.
Step 03Runner
CI integration
Input
Runner configuration, working directory, cache, and concurrency strategy.
Action
Register the Runner, then start with non-release branches and repeatable tests.
Validation result: Confirm that logs and artifacts are traceable.
Rollback point: Disable the Runner and switch back to the original queue.
Rollback point: Disable the Runner and switch back to the original queue.
What Three Engineering Roles Care About
Users care about wait times,
consistency, and handoffs.
These examples summarize decision priorities across three common workflows. They do not replace configuration validation with a real repository, fixed network path, and target dependencies.
“I’ll start by renting one weekly for archiving and lock down the certificates, dependencies, and export steps. Then I won’t have to wait for my own Mac to become available before creating a build.”
Independent iOS developerRelease and TestFlight workflow
“We keep the same Xcode setup, cache directories, and logging conventions. After the Asia team signs off, colleagues in North America can continue reviewing the same build results.”
Mobile CI leadCross-time-zone build queue
“The 64GB of memory lets me first verify whether the model suits Apple Silicon. I only record performance conclusions for fixed models, quantization methods, and parameters.”
AI experimentation engineerLocal inference and tool validation
Catalog Mix and Delivery Confirmation
Two configurations × five nodes.
Both configurations are marked “Available” throughout the catalog. At checkout, actual availability, device details, target node, rental period, and delivery result are based on the live console response and order confirmation.
| Configuration | Singapore | Japan (Tokyo) | South Korea (Seoul) | Hong Kong | US East Coast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DeployMac M4 M4 · 16GB · 256GB |
Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| DeployMac M4 Pro M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB |
Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
Submit configuration
Choose the model, billing cycle, target node, and required add-ons.
Confirm order
Review the USD amount, payment method, and configuration recorded in the order.
Receive delivery details
View the device, system information, access credentials, and rental period in the console.
Complete acceptance
First verify the chip, memory, disk, system version, and development tool paths.
USD Settlement · Two Payment Methods
Choose the configuration, node, and billing cycle,
then submit your order.
We support only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe), with all charges settled in USD. Actual available gateways are determined by the console response.