A fixed Apple Silicon environment for iOS development, automated builds, and continuous integration across South China & Southeast Asia. Every order gives you one dedicated physical host, with no shared processor, memory, or local storage.
Three configurations cover lightweight iOS builds, always-on multi-project pipelines, and memory-intensive inference workloads. All prices are listed in USD without conversion or rounding; the final amount depends on the plan, billing cycle, and add-ons.
Built for single-project development, scheduled archiving, dependency installation, and sequential testing. 16GB of memory handles clearly scoped, low-concurrency build workloads.
Designed for multiple repositories, continuous integration runners, larger dependency caches, and everyday GUI development. 24GB of memory provides more headroom for parallel tests and multi-branch builds.
For large-model inference, high-load parallel workloads, large project archives, and audio or video batch processing. 64GB of memory and 2TB of local storage support larger models, caches, and intermediate artifacts.
For temporary validation, short-term archiving, build-environment migration tests, or one-off batch processing. Export your artifacts promptly when the task is complete.
For release sprints, focused testing, and pre-release acceptance checks. A good fit for short projects that need to retain dependency caches and build logs.
For fixed runners, everyday development, and continuous delivery. Keep your toolchain, repository caches, and task directories stable across the team.
For ongoing development, long-running inference experiments, and fixed build farms. Confirm memory, storage, and concurrency requirements before ordering.
Use this figure to assess network distance for interactive development, SSH sessions, and build-artifact transfers before ordering. It represents the regional reference average for users connecting to this node; individual carrier routes may produce different results at different times.
Connection quality also depends on the local carrier, cross-border routing, corporate egress policies, VPN paths, and file sizes. Continuous integration workloads are usually more sensitive to stability and repository distance, while GUI work also depends on local jitter and display resolution.
The estimated time covers only the time you spend choosing options and entering information. Payment confirmation and host delivery progress are shown in real time in the portal rather than being replaced by a fixed delivery promise.
Decide whether you need lightweight builds, a multi-project pipeline, or memory-intensive inference and parallel processing. Choose one of the three tiers based on peak memory, cache size, and task duration.
Estimated time: about 2 minutesSelect a node based on your repository, team members, and artifact destination, then choose a day, week, month, or quarter based on project duration. Add extra storage or multi-host pairing if needed.
Estimated time: about 2 minutesCheck the plan, node, billing cycle, and add-ons, and confirm that the order is settled in USD. Pay with USDT-TRC20, or with Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe.
Estimated time: about 3 minutes; gateway processing time is shown in real timeCheck delivery progress and connection details in the portal. Update temporary credentials on first access, verify macOS, Xcode command line tools, disk space, and repository access, then run your first test pipeline.
Delivery status is shown in real time; initial environment checks take about 10 minutesThese answers focus on node selection, latency metrics, and the plan catalog to help you make an initial decision before configuring an order.
If your primary repositories, developers, or artifact recipients are located in South China & Southeast Asia, this node is worth considering first. CI/CD teams should compare the download path between the runner and repository as well as the artifact upload route. Remote developers should also test SSH and GUI responsiveness from their actual office network.
It is the regional reference average from Hong Kong to South China & Southeast Asia, useful for comparing network distance between nodes. Build times also depend on project size, dependency caches, disk I/O, and the selected plan. Remote responsiveness is affected by local routes, inter-network routing, jitter, and packet loss. Run a basic connectivity test from your actual network before ordering.
Yes. The catalog includes ZoneMini M4 Core (M4 / 16GB / 256GB), ZoneMini M4 Plus (M4 / 24GB / 512GB), and ZoneMini M4 Pro (M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB). All three are dedicated physical cloud Mac hosts rather than virtual machines; actual availability at checkout is shown in real time in the portal.
Have your workload type, concurrency, memory needs, node direction, and rental term ready. Review the three fixed plans first, then open the portal to check real-time availability and the final amount due.