Physical nodes for North America West Coast

Rent a Mac mini M4 in US West

Run iOS and macOS builds and AI experiments closer to your North America West Coast team and service infrastructure. Every order includes one dedicated physical machine, not a virtual machine.

Both Mac mini M4 configurations are available by the day, week, month, or quarter, starting at $21.3/day . Real-time availability and delivery progress are shown in the console.

25~35ms Average latency reference
2 Available configurations
4 Billing periods
Network connectivity overview for the US West node serving North America West Coast
NODE RUN SHEET Available to order
Node
US West
Coverage area
North America West Coast
Delivery model
Dedicated physical machine
Virtualization
Not virtualized
Mac mini M4 16GB / 256GB
Mac mini M4 24GB / 512GB
Configurations and terms

Choose the right configuration for your workload—not your idle time

Start with 16GB for lightweight builds, urgent fixes, and single-pipeline tasks; choose 24GB for everyday development, parallel builds, or memory-intensive workloads. Both configurations support four fixed rental terms.

Light builds and short tasks

DeployMini M4 16

Mac mini M4 · 16GB RAM · 256GB SSD

Available
$21.3 / day
Daily $21.3
Weekly $57.6
Monthly $106.6
Quarterly $290
  • Ideal for single-project archiving, certificate verification, and short-term automated builds
  • Full macOS graphical interface and command-line environment
  • Add extra storage or device-linking options at checkout
Choose DeployMini M4 16
Node network facts

Average latency reference to North America West Coast: 25~35ms

This figure is an average latency reference for comparing node directions before ordering, based on typical public-internet routes. It is not a fixed guarantee for every carrier or time of day. Actual results vary with local egress, cross-region routing, corporate proxies, firewalls, and the target service location.

When choosing a node, do not rely on a single ping. A better approach is to assess the complete path between your team, code repository, signing service, artifact storage, and end users. For interactive desktop work, prioritize stability; for continuous builds, focus on repository pulls and artifact uploads.

Latency basis 25~35ms

Average latency reference to North America West Coast

Node operation 365 days

Continuous operation year-round, 365 days a year

Device allocation One order, one device

A dedicated physical Mac mini with no shared virtual-machine resources

Evaluation principle Test the complete path

After ordering, verify SSH, repository access, artifact storage, and desktop interaction

From order to availability

Four steps to configure, pay, and complete your first verification

Estimated times reflect user actions. Payment confirmation and device delivery progress are shown in real time in the console; static page copy does not replace the actual status.

  1. 01

    Choose a configuration and term

    Select the 16GB or 24GB configuration based on memory, parallelism, data volume, and task duration, then choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term.

    Estimated 3–5 minutes
  2. 02

    Confirm storage and connectivity needs

    Decide whether to add a 1TB or 2TB SSD based on project size; if you need devices linked together, choose the number of Thunderbolt 5 links.

    Estimated 2–4 minutes
  3. 03

    Review your order and pay

    Check the model, memory, storage, rental term, and total cost. Pay in USD with USDT-TRC20 or a bank card processed through Stripe.

    About 2–5 minutes
  4. 04

    Receive the details and verify the connection

    View connection details in the console, confirm the device specifications and rental term, then verify the host fingerprint, SSH connection, repository access, and build-tool versions.

    About 5–10 minutes for verification
Prepare your SSH public key and target tool versions before ordering

Confirm your Xcode, fastlane, CI Runner, and dependency versions in advance to reduce environment setup after the device becomes available.

Start configuring your order
Node Q&A

Three ordering questions about the US West node

These answers clarify regional fit, latency boundaries, and available configurations. Handle connection and account issues through a console support ticket after ordering.

Who is the US West node best suited for?

It is primarily intended for teams located in North America West Coast or whose main code repositories, signing services, and artifact storage are close to North America West Coast. If your team and critical services are distributed across regions, test repository pulls, artifact uploads, and graphical desktop interaction separately before choosing a long rental term.

Does 25~35ms represent a fixed connection latency for US West?

No. 25~35ms is an average latency reference range to North America West Coast, intended for directional comparison before ordering. Carrier egress, cross-region routing, corporate proxies, wireless networks, and test timing can all affect the result. For continuous workloads, also monitor packet loss, jitter, and artifact transfer speed.

Which Mac mini M4 configurations are available in US West?

The current catalog includes DeployMini M4 16 (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) and DeployMini M4 24 (M4, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD). Both are available to order in US West; real-time availability is shown in the console. Add an extra SSD at checkout when you need more workspace.

Choose your configuration, then validate the full path

Start short tasks with a daily term; switch to weekly, monthly, or quarterly terms for stable workflows. After ordering, verify the connection, repository access, and artifact transfers before deploying production builds.