Connect a physical Mac to your next build
A dedicated Mac Mini M4 physical node, not a virtual machine. For Xcode builds, self-hosted runners, MLX experiments, and remote media processing.
SG-05 MAC MINI M4
16GB RAM / 256GB SSD
PHYSICAL / DEDICATED
Make the inputs, execution, and outputs explicit
Confirm how the task reaches the node, which toolchain it uses, and which files you will retrieve before choosing a region and term.
Choose a node region
Delivery checkpoints
Node access receipt
Directory combinations can be ordered; actual availability at submission is returned in real time by the console.
Not generic compute—built around macOS workflows
All four task types use the same Debug M4 configuration. Each card preserves the inputs, execution path, and deliverables for team review.
An independent developer submits an Xcode build
Provide the repository URL, branch, toolchain requirements, and signing checks. The node fetches dependencies and runs the archive, then returns the archive file, export results, and complete build logs.
Route repository tasks to a runner
Assign GitHub or GitLab pipeline tasks to a self-hosted runner, defining concurrency limits, cache directories, failure retries, and cleanup rules after each task.
Run Apple Silicon inference experiments
First verify the arm64 environment and MLX dependencies, then load model weights, run the inference script, and export parameters, logs, and result files for comparison.
Transcode and export remotely
Upload media to the node and run encoding, audio-track checks, and output validation. Then download the final media, task record, and verification details for handoff to a distributed team.
Measured node latency
These public ping samples help with initial region selection. Network paths vary with local carriers, egress congestion, and cross-region routing; the figures are not performance guarantees.
| Probe city | Singapore SG |
Tokyo JP |
Seoul KR |
Hong Kong HK |
US West US-W |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shanghai | 6582 | 4861 | 4357 | 3952 | 148176 |
| Taipei | 5166 | 3446 | 3952 | 2231 | 121142 |
| Bangkok | 3142 | 86104 | 92111 | 4963 | 174201 |
| Sydney | 93111 | 108127 | 122143 | 119138 | 139162 |
| San Francisco | 171195 | 108126 | 114132 | 151177 | 2736 |
Debug M4
Choose a node based on your primary users
Debug M4 is orderable in all five directory regions. Select a region on the order page; actual availability is returned in real time by the console.
Singapore
Well suited to users in Southeast Asia and ongoing regional builds.
Choose a Singapore node →Japan (Tokyo)
Well suited to development, testing, and release workflows in East Asia.
Choose a Tokyo node →South Korea (Seoul)
Well suited to users in Northeast Asia and fixed runner tasks.
Choose a Seoul node →Hong Kong
Well suited to collaboration between South China and Southeast Asia.
Choose a Hong Kong node →US West
Well suited to West Coast repository services and media workflows.
Choose a US West node →Record delivery results by role, task, and region
The summaries below describe workflows and receipt fields to retain; they do not infer general performance conclusions from a single task.
Submit the repository and signing checks, then retrieve the .xcarchive, export results, and build logs after archiving.
- Model
- Debug M4
- Term
- Weekly
- Delivery time
- Receipt record
- Deliverables
- Archive + Log
Route repository tasks to a fixed node and retain records of dependency caching, testing, artifact return, and cleanup.
- Model
- Debug M4
- Term
- Monthly
- Delivery time
- Receipt record
- Deliverables
- Artifact + Log
First verify the arm64 and MLX environments, then run the inference task and export parameters, logs, and result records.
- Model
- Debug M4
- Term
- Daily
- Delivery time
- Receipt record
- Deliverables
- Result + Notes
Payment supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe only; all billing is in USD. Manage orders, renewals, and access credentials in the console.
Order nowProduct scope, configuration, and connection boundaries
The current directory offers one model across five node regions. Confirm your workflow first, then choose a term and add-ons.
Is this a virtual machine?
No. Each order corresponds to one dedicated physical node, and tenants do not share the same node environment.
What configurations are currently available?
Only Debug M4 is currently available: Mac Mini M4, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD.
How do I connect to the node remotely?
The delivery receipt includes the host address, username, host fingerprint, and issuance status. Connect using SSH and the issued VNC credentials.
Which payment methods are supported?
All billing is in USD. Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe are supported.
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Choose a region and term, then submit a Debug M4 order
Before ordering, double-check the Mac Mini M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, node region, add-ons, and USD amount due.