Dedicated Apple Silicon node

Rent a Tokyo Mac mini M4 dedicated physical node

Reliable cloud Macs for developers and build teams in East Asia. Each order includes one dedicated physical machine—not a virtual machine—for Xcode builds, continuous integration, archive signing, and remote development.

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Node type: Dedicated physical machine
Starting price: $20.3/day
Typical delivery: About 4 minutes

NODE PROFILE Tokyo / M4

Available to order

Target region East Asia Estimated average latency 30~60ms

Order confirmation 01:00

Verify configuration, term, and payment status
Physical node allocation 01:00

Reserve a dedicated Mac node for the order
System initialization 01:00

Prepare the system environment and access permissions
Connection details generated 01:00

Generate the node address and temporary credentials

Typical total delivery time About 04:00

Configuration and billing terms

Choose between two Mac mini M4 configurations for your workload

Both plans use dedicated Apple Silicon physical machines. Rent by the day, week, month, or quarter; longer terms suit continuous builds, long-running runners, and stable development environments.

Light builds and single-project maintenance

VMArm M4 Core

Core plan

Chip M4

Unified memory 16GB

System storage 256GB

Ideal for single-project Xcode builds, code maintenance, basic TestFlight archiving, and low-concurrency self-hosted runners. Add storage at checkout when you need more room for dependency caches or build artifacts.

Daily: $20.3/day
Weekly: $54.9/week
Monthly: $101.6/month
Quarterly: $276.4/quarter

Choose VMArm M4 Core

Multi-project development and parallel builds

VMArm M4 Plus

Plus plan

Chip M4

Unified memory 24GB

System storage 512GB

Built for daily multi-project development, parallel archiving, Unity iOS builds, visionOS environments, and medium-scale local model experiments. More memory and storage reduce resource contention during parallel tasks.

Daily: $39.4/day
Weekly: $106.5/week
Monthly: $197.2/month
Quarterly: $536.4/quarter

Choose VMArm M4 Plus

Billing and payment

All orders are billed in USD. Payment supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex processed through Stripe. Available payment gateways are shown live in the console.

Node network facts

Estimated average latency from Tokyo to East Asia: 30~60ms

Latency helps assess the starting conditions for remote desktop interaction and code transfers. It is not a fixed guarantee; results vary with the user’s network, carrier routing, access time, and local device status.

Network measurement method

Check round-trip time first, then stability

30~60ms Estimated average latency to East Asia

Use this figure for initial node selection, not as a real-time result for every route. Before ordering, run multiple connectivity tests from your usual office networks and record the average, variation, and packet loss.

Access quality check

Remote performance depends on four factors

Route stability: Repeated testing is more informative than a single minimum-latency result. Pay particular attention to noticeable jitter during peak hours.
Local upload bandwidth: When uploading code, syncing dependencies, or transferring archive files, local upload bandwidth directly affects completion time.
Display settings: When the network fluctuates, lower remote display resolution, color depth, and frame rate first to prioritize command response and file transfers.
Build execution: Xcode builds run locally on the physical node. Brief fluctuations in the remote display do not change the fixed hardware resources used by a build already in progress.

Recommended testing method

Run multiple round-trip tests during both weekday daytime and evening hours. Record the time, network type, average latency, peak latency, and packet loss. If team members are distributed across locations, base node selection on the routes used by primary committers and daily remote operators.

From order to availability

Four consecutive steps, with a typical total time of about 4 minutes

Delivery begins after payment confirmation, followed by node allocation, system initialization, and connection detail generation. Processing may take longer when order information requires manual review.

01 About 1 minute

Confirm the order and payment status

The system verifies the selected model, billing term, storage expansion, and payment result. All charges are billed in USD, and the order details are confirmed before proceeding.
02 About 1 minute

Allocate a dedicated physical node

The selected Mac mini M4 is assigned to the order. The node does not share its processor, unified memory, or system storage with other orders. Live availability is shown in the console.
03 About 1 minute

Initialize the system and access permissions

Prepare the macOS environment, system account, and settings required for remote access. After delivery, install the required Xcode version, dependency management tools, and CI/CD runner.
04 About 1 minute

Generate and deliver connection details

The console generates the node address, username, and temporary credentials. Update the credentials immediately after the first connection, then check the system version and available disk space before importing code and certificates.

Payment confirmation About 01:00

Node allocation About 01:00

System initialization About 01:00

Connection details About 01:00

Typical total About 04:00

Node FAQ

3 questions to answer before ordering

These answers focus on node selection, latency, and delivery for Tokyo, helping teams complete the necessary checks before payment.

Will latency from Tokyo to East Asia always be 30~60ms?

No. 30~60ms is an estimated average used for initial node selection, not a fixed value. Actual round-trip time depends on local carriers, route changes, access time, and Wi-Fi or wired network conditions. Run multiple tests on your usual office network and record the average, peak, and packet loss.

Which billing term should I choose for short-term testing or continuous builds?

For short-term testing, new-project environment checks, or a one-time archive, start with daily billing. Choose weekly billing when processing multiple versions within a week. Fixed development environments, long-running runners, and stable caches generally suit monthly or quarterly billing. Also consider code size, dependency caches, archive retention, and the number of parallel tasks.

What should I check first after a Tokyo node is delivered?

Update the temporary credentials first, then confirm the macOS version, available disk space, network connectivity, and system time. Next, install or switch to the required Xcode version and verify access to command-line tools, Git, the target SDK, and signing certificates. Before connecting CI/CD, run a small repeatable build as an environment baseline.

Ready to build

Put your next Xcode build on a dedicated physical Mac

Choose M4 Core or M4 Plus, then confirm the billing term and storage expansion. After payment, typical delivery takes about 4 minutes.

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