Built for iOS, macOS, and CI/CD teams in South China & Southeast Asia, with a typical latency of around 20~40ms to a dedicated physical machine. Choose your configuration and rental term, then complete payment, machine assignment, credential generation, and the first connection check in about 4 minutes.
Reference latency for regional access
Both options are dedicated Apple Silicon physical machines. Use daily or weekly access for short-term validation, or choose a monthly or quarterly term for ongoing builds. Prices are shown in USD, and each button carries the selected configuration into checkout.
M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD
M4 Pro · 64GB RAM · 2TB SSD
We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only. All charges are settled in USD. Available payment gateways and machine availability are shown live in the console.
This figure helps estimate the interaction pace for remote terminals, code synchronization, and graphical interfaces. Connection quality also depends on your local carrier routing, cross-region links, wireless conditions, and how the current workload uses machine resources.
When evaluating a connection, assess command-line response, repository pulls, build artifact uploads, and the remote display separately. If SSH input is responsive but the display leaves trails, check resolution and frame rate first. If repository pulls fluctuate, review DNS, packet loss, and your local egress path.
Average latency reference for South China & Southeast Asia
The workflow follows your order status from one stage to the next. Confirm the machine, rental term, access region, and payment method in advance to reduce back-and-forth during setup.
Choose OakVM M4 or M4 Pro, review the daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term and any SSD or Thunderbolt 5 add-ons, then check the USD total before submitting your order.
Once the order is confirmed, the system assigns the selected configuration to a dedicated Apple Silicon physical machine. Its compute, memory, and local storage are not allocated as shared virtual resources to other rental jobs.
The console generates the connection details required for this rental. Store the credentials in a secure location approved by your team, never in a public repository, build log, or collaboration channel that does not require machine access.
After connecting, verify the system time zone, available disk space, Xcode command-line tools, and project directory. Then run a minimal build to confirm that the code, dependencies, signing assets, and artifact paths match your pipeline requirements.
Once you know the machine and rental term you need, start the configuration flow. Live availability is shown in the console.
Configure a cloud MacThese answers cover region selection, machine configurations, and rental terms so your team can confirm the ordering details before entering the console.
They are suited to teams that want to evaluate remote operations, code synchronization, and build tasks over the same regional network path. Start by assessing everyday interactions against the approximately 20~40ms average latency, then test SSH, repository pulls, artifact uploads, and the remote display with your local carrier route.
The catalog includes OakVM M4 (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) and M4 Pro (M4 Pro, 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD). Both are dedicated physical machines rather than virtual machines. Live availability is shown in the console.
Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term based on your workload. For short-term validation, check the build environment, cache usage, and remote connection first. For ongoing work, select a later billing cycle based on your planned runtime. Every order shows the selected machine, add-ons, and USD total before submission.
Choose one of the two available configurations and use it daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly. The machine is not virtualized, charges are settled in USD, and service runs 365 days a year.