Physical nodes for development workflows

Deploy a Mac mini M4 in the cloud from Singapore

Dedicated Apple Silicon hardware built around Southeast Asia workflows. Every order maps to one physical node, with computing, memory, and local storage resources reserved exclusively for you.

20~50ms Average latency reference for Southeast Asia
3 plans Fixed M4 and M4 Pro configurations
From $21.1/day Daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing

All three catalog configurations can be ordered. Actual availability is confirmed in real time by the console.

Singapore node routing map and cross-region connectivity illustration
Physical host badge Mac mini M4 1 order = 1 dedicated physical node
The node map illustrates routing relationships; the actual network path depends on the network you connect from.
Fixed configurations, separately priced billing periods

Choose a configuration for your workload, then choose a billing period

All three plans provide a dedicated physical Mac in the cloud, not a virtual machine. Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices are billed independently; do not derive other periods from the daily rate.

Light builds and single-task development

OpsVM M4 Core

M4 16GB 256GB
Daily$21.1
Weekly$56.9
Monthly$105.3
Quarterly$286.4

Ideal for remote Xcode builds, dependency installation, single-branch testing, and personal development environments. For higher concurrency, choose the mid-tier or high-tier plan.

Choose OpsVM M4 Core
Heavy pipelines and model inference

OpsVM M4 Pro

M4 Pro 64GB 2TB
Daily$61.3
Weekly$165.4
Monthly$306.3
Quarterly$833.1

Built for large projects, multi-task builds, local model inference, audio and video encoding, and high-load automation pipelines. 64GB of memory and a 2TB SSD are included in the configuration.

Choose OpsVM M4 Pro
Billing currency

All prices are charged in USD. Payment supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe only. Available gateways are confirmed at checkout.

Review storage and parallel add-ons
Network facts for each node

Average latency reference for Southeast Asia: 20~50ms

Use this figure for an initial node shortlist before ordering. The actual connection path is affected by your office network, cross-border routing, carrier egress, connection time, and local Wi-Fi conditions, so retest from your real work network.

For command-line builds, Git operations, and artifact transfers, prioritize round-trip latency, packet loss, and connection stability. For the Xcode graphical interface, also check screen refresh, input response, and session persistence. Nodes run continuously 365 days a year.

User connection Southeast Asia office network
Reference round-trip latency 20~50ms
Physical node Singapore Mac mini M4
What to measure
Latency, packet loss, and jitter
Recommended retest
Office network and CI peak hours
Connection order
SSH first, then the graphical remote session
From configuration to first connection

Deploy your cloud Mac in four steps

The standard path takes about 4 minutes. Node initialization and payment confirmation can affect the actual completion time; the console shows the current step.

  1. 01

    Choose a configuration and billing period

    Choose one of three models based on memory, storage, and concurrent workload, then select daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly billing.

    About 1 minute
  2. 02

    Complete USD payment

    Review the order configuration and billing period, then pay with USDT-TRC20 or Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe.

    About 1 minute
  3. 03

    Initialize the physical node

    The system adds your order to the node scheduling queue and prepares the dedicated host, network parameters, and connection details.

    About 1 minute
  4. 04

    Verify and connect

    Check the node address, account details, and host fingerprint in the console. Test SSH first, then configure the required graphical remote session.

    About 1 minute

Verify the fingerprint before your first connection

Do not skip host fingerprint verification. After connecting, replace the initial credentials, restrict the allowed access sources, and store your private key and recovery steps securely.

Questions to answer before ordering

Singapore node FAQ

Get direct answers before ordering about plan configurations, latency measurements, and payment options.

Which Mac mini configurations are available for Singapore nodes?

Choose OpsVM M4 Core (M4, 16GB, 256GB), OpsVM M4 Plus (M4, 24GB, 512GB), or OpsVM M4 Pro (M4 Pro, 64GB, 2TB). All three are dedicated physical machines and support daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly rentals. Actual availability is confirmed in real time by the console.

Does 20~50ms mean every Southeast Asia network will get the same result?

No. It is an average latency reference for Southeast Asia, not a fixed value. Office network egress, carrier routing, connection time, and wireless quality all affect the result. Test SSH, code pulls, and the graphical remote session from your actual work location before choosing a node for long-term use.

How are the billing period and payment method determined when renting a Singapore node?

Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly are four independent billing periods. The order confirmation page shows the fixed USD amount for your selected configuration. Payment supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa, Mastercard, or Amex via Stripe only; available gateways are confirmed at checkout.

Add your configuration to the order and start deployment

Choose a model, billing period, and node, then review any additional storage and payment options. If you need to compare plans before ordering, return to the full plans page and review them side by side.