Dedicated Physical Node Run Sheet

Bring Apple Silicon into your build pipeline

ArmVMS provides dedicated Apple Silicon physical nodes with fixed hardware resources for Xcode builds, CI/CD runners, remote development, and AI experiments. Choose M4 or M4 Pro for your workload, then select a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.

Starting at $20.7/day · All amounts billed in USD · Actual availability is confirmed by the console
RUN SHEET / PHYSICAL NODE

Build Node Run Sheet

Available
Configuration ArmVMS M4 Pro
Memory 64GB RAM
Storage 2TB SSD
Hong Kong · HK Monthly Dedicated node
Dedicated physical machine One fixed physical node per order
No virtual machine No contention for virtualized resources with other tenants
Apple Silicon M4 and M4 Pro configurations available
USD billing Configuration, add-ons, and orders are all priced in USD
5 nodes Singapore · Japan (Tokyo) · South Korea (Seoul) · Hong Kong · US East Coast
Development Workloads

Built for real build workloads—not vague compute claims

Deploy toolchains, project dependencies, model files, and automation tasks to a dedicated Cloud Mac. Configuration choices map directly to project size, concurrency, memory usage, and local storage requirements.

iOS and macOS builds

Set up Xcode, command-line tools, project dependencies, and signing configuration, then run tests, archives, validation, and artifact exports in a fixed Apple Silicon environment. Rent by the day or week for short release sprints, or choose a monthly or quarterly term for ongoing builds.

Xcode Command-line tools TestFlight workflow

Remote development and AI experiments

Manage project directories, background tasks, and build logs through graphical remote access or the command line. Large projects and LLM inference can use 64GB RAM and a 2TB SSD; before starting a long-running task, confirm model files, session method, output paths, and backup locations.

Remote development 64GB RAM 2TB SSD
CI/CD runner

Break credential injection, build commands, artifact export, and post-run environment cleanup into clear steps. Dedicated nodes provide fixed resource boundaries, while your team remains responsible for code permissions, project tokens, and pipeline configuration.

Plan your workload term

Temporary compatibility checks, releases, and short-term parallel builds suit shorter terms. Ongoing development, dependency caches, and long-lived model files are better evaluated with monthly or quarterly terms to avoid repeatedly migrating environments mid-task.

Two Physical Configurations

Two configurations, four clear rental terms

Every order is a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node. The prices below are standalone catalog prices for each term, not daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly conversions.

Light builds and everyday development

ArmVMS M4

M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

$20.7 /day
  • Rent weekly$55.8/week
  • Rent monthly$103.4/month
  • Rent quarterly$281.2/quarter

Ideal for single-project development, everyday debugging, short-term compatibility checks, and standard Xcode builds with stable memory usage.

Both configurations are available in 5 nodes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East Coast are all in the catalog; actual availability is confirmed in real time by the console.
Choose Your Configuration

Match your workload before choosing M4 or M4 Pro

Chip names are only part of the decision. Record project size, peak memory, local dependency and model-file size, task duration, and whether long-term caching is needed before selecting the configuration, node, and rental term.

  • For light builds, everyday editing, and standard debugging, start with ArmVMS M4.
  • Choose ArmVMS M4 Pro for large projects, 64GB memory requirements, or LLM inference.
  • If workload requirements are unclear, provide the project type, concurrent tasks, storage needs, and target node before choosing.
Workload and ArmVMS Configuration Recommendations
Workload Conditions to verify Recommended configuration
Light builds Single project, short-term validation, standard dependencies, and stable memory usage ArmVMS M4
Everyday development Xcode editing, debugging, testing, and periodic archive builds ArmVMS M4
Large projects Higher peak memory, larger local dependencies, and longer build tasks ArmVMS M4 Pro
LLM inference Model files, long-running sessions, 64GB memory, and 2TB storage ArmVMS M4 Pro
Order Workflow

Verify everything in three steps—from selection to deployment

Confirm configuration, node, term, payment, and connection details separately to reduce the risk of discovering after delivery that the environment does not match project requirements.

  1. 01

    Choose a configuration and node

    Choose between ArmVMS M4 and ArmVMS M4 Pro, then select a node in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, or the US East Coast. Consider your team’s location, code source location, and dependency download paths.

  2. 02

    Complete the order in the console

    Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term, then review add-ons and the USD amount. Payment supports only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe); available gateways are confirmed by the backend response.

  3. 03

    Get connection details and deploy

    After delivery, update account credentials first, then configure graphical remote access, command-line tasks, or a CI/CD runner. Check the toolchain, dependencies, disk space, log location, and artifact output directory.

Console View

Order fields, node status, and connection details in one view

The console displays configuration, node, term, and connection information based on actual order fields, rather than using unverifiable performance figures as a substitute for status. The structure below is illustrative; the logged-in order is authoritative.

NODE RECORD ArmVMS Node Profile
Instance profile Order history Billing
Running
INSTANCE OVERVIEW

ArmVMS M4 Pro

ORDER / MONTH

Chip M4 Pro
Memory 64GB RAM
Storage 2TB SSD
Rental term Monthly
Node Hong Kong · HK
Connection status Ready
Connection details Securely issued
Order configuration Verified
Node allocation Completed
Connection details Available to view

Connection details are provided only in the logged-in instance details. The public page explains the workflow but does not display connection credentials, power controls, or other privileged capabilities.

Procurement Perspective

Different roles need to verify different purchasing criteria

The sections below follow typical procurement priorities and do not use unverified personal names, company names, ratings, or customer counts as endorsements.

DEV

Independent developers

Independent developers typically need a fixed Apple Silicon environment for a short release cycle while controlling upfront hardware costs. First confirm the target Xcode environment, project dependencies, node location, and expected number of usage days before deciding whether to extend the term.

Key checks Starting price, Xcode environment, target node, artifact export
CI

CI/CD teams

The priority is usually not desktop interaction, but whether the runner is dedicated, how credentials are injected, how tasks are triggered, how artifacts are exported, and whether caches and temporary files are cleaned up according to internal rules after each task.

Key checks Dedicated resources, rental term, parallel nodes, credential boundaries
AI

AI experiment teams

Evaluate unified memory capacity, model-file size, long-running sessions, output-data location, and backup methods. Before moving nodes, also organize models, environment inventories, and reproducible startup scripts.

Key checks 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD, long-running tasks, data backups
Before You Order

FAQs about physical nodes, regions, and payment

Continue exploring the Help Center for connection setup, development environments, build releases, and troubleshooting. Users with existing orders should sign in to the console to submit a related ticket.

Is ArmVMS a virtual machine provider?

No. Each order corresponds to a dedicated Apple Silicon physical node used by a single order. The confirmed chip, memory, storage, node, and rental term are shown in the order details.

Which nodes can I choose?

The catalog includes Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East Coast—5 nodes in total. Both configurations cover all 5 nodes; actual availability is confirmed in real time by the console.

What payment methods and currency are supported?

Only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) are supported. All orders are billed in US dollars (USD); available gateways are confirmed by the backend interface response.

Should I choose ArmVMS M4 or ArmVMS M4 Pro?

Choose ArmVMS M4 for light builds, everyday editing, and standard debugging. Choose ArmVMS M4 Pro for large projects, memory-intensive tasks, and LLM inference. Make the final choice based on peak memory, local storage, and task duration.

Are there fixed periodic deactivation schedules for nodes?

All nodes run continuously 365 days a year. Service availability remains subject to force majeure, user actions, account configuration, and other applicable conditions.

Starting at $20.7/day

Start your next build on a dedicated Apple Silicon node

Open the console to check real-time availability across 5 nodes in Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), South Korea (Seoul), Hong Kong, and the US East Coast. Choose M4 or M4 Pro and create a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly order.