Node Run Sheet · Seoul

Rent a Dedicated Mac mini M4 Cloud Host in Seoul

A better-located access point for development, builds, and remote workflows in Northeast Asia. Every order includes a dedicated physical Mac mini, not a virtual machine. Review the configuration and fixed-term pricing before ordering.

Daily rental $19.9/day VMDebug M4 · M4 / 16GB / 256GB
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  • 2Physical Mac Configurations
  • 4Billing Terms
  • 365 daysContinuous Node Availability
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Illustration of the node path from Northeast Asia to Seoul Shows the public-network route from the access location to a dedicated physical Mac mini in Seoul, with a reference average round-trip latency of 30~50 ms. Northeast Asia Access Point Seoul Physical Mac mini
Reference Average Round-Trip Latency 30~50 ms
Resource Ownership Dedicated to One Order
Delivery Type Not a Virtual Machine
Configuration & Terms

Choose the model by resource needs, then choose the term by task duration

Both plans provide a dedicated physical Mac mini. Choose daily billing for short-term troubleshooting or temporary release builds; compare weekly, monthly, and quarterly pricing for continuous iteration. All prices are in USD, and availability shown on the configuration page reflects the console in real time.

Daily rental

VMDebug M4

$19.9 / day
M4 16GB RAM 256GB SSD

Ideal for single-project Xcode builds, automated testing, lightweight CI runners, and command-line tasks that need to stay online. If the working directory, dependency cache, or build artifacts are growing quickly, evaluate additional storage before ordering.

VMDebug M4: Four Billing Terms
Term USD Price Best For
Daily $19.9 Temporary validation and short tasks
Weekly $53.7 Focused development and troubleshooting
Monthly $99.4 Steady iteration and continuous builds
Quarterly $270.4 Long-running runners and fixed environments
Choose VMDebug M4
High-load tasks

VMDebug M4 Pro

$60.7 / day
M4 Pro 64GB RAM 2TB SSD

Ideal for large-project archiving, parallel workloads, heavier Unity iOS builds, AI experiments, and toolchains that need a larger local cache. For high resource usage, track peak memory, available disk space, and build logs together.

VMDebug M4 Pro: Four Billing Terms
Term USD Price Best For
Daily $60.7 Temporary high-load tasks
Weekly $163.9 Release sprints and parallel testing
Monthly $303.5 Continuous builds for large projects
Quarterly $825.5 Fixed production toolchains
Choose VMDebug M4 Pro
Check Three Items Before Checkout

Confirm the base model, billing term, and optional add-ons before submitting your order. We accept only USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. All orders are billed in USD; the available payment gateway is determined by the console in real time.

Network Facts · Seoul

Reference average round-trip latency from Northeast Asia: 30~50 ms

This figure helps compare access distance before ordering and represents a reference range for average round-trip latency on typical wired network paths. Actual results vary with your local carrier, inter-network routing, home or office congestion, Wi-Fi signal, and test time. Use continuous tests on your own target network as the deciding reference.

Latency mainly affects remote GUI responsiveness, interactive terminal echo, and wait times for large file transfers. Continuous builds, tests, and batch jobs depend more on keeping work on the same physical device and reliably reusing dependency caches, working directories, and logs.

Reference Average Round-Trip Latency 30~50 ms · Northeast Asia Access Path
Before Ordering
Test the route from your actual office network; do not use a mobile hotspot as a substitute for a fixed connection.
First Connection
Verify the host fingerprint, then check SSH output, file transfers, and the GUI experience separately.
Long-Running Tasks
Record baseline latency, packet loss, and transfer speed. If conditions change, retain the test source and time window.
From Order to Ready

Complete configuration, checkout, and first connection in four steps

These times are typical estimates for completing the checks and actions. Actual device allocation, payment confirmation, and connection details depend on what the console shows at the time.

  1. 01

    Define Task Resources

    Start with project size, parallel task count, peak memory, and working-directory growth. For single-project builds, prioritize the M4; for heavy archiving, concurrent workloads, or large-cache workflows, prioritize the M4 Pro.

    Estimated 2–3 minutes
  2. 02

    Choose a Term and Add-ons

    Choose a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly term based on when the task ends, then decide whether to add SSD capacity or configure Thunderbolt 5 linking. Do not estimate from repository size alone; include dependency caches, DerivedData, logs, and archived artifacts.

    Estimated 2–4 minutes
  3. 03

    Review the USD Bill and Pay

    Confirm the base model, billing term, and optional add-ons item by item. Choose USDT-TRC20, or pay with Visa / Mastercard / Amex via Stripe. Never include a wallet private key, full card number, or account password in support materials.

    Estimated 3–5 minutes
  4. 04

    Verify the Connection and Establish a Baseline

    Read the device details from the console, verify the host fingerprint, and change the temporary credentials before testing SSH, file transfers, and the macOS GUI. Keep key logs for dependency restoration, testing, archiving, and signing checks during the first build.

    Estimated 8–15 minutes
Node FAQ

Three common questions before ordering a Seoul node

This section covers node selection, latency evaluation, and the boundaries for changing an order. Hardware specifications and term pricing remain the fixed figures listed on the plan page.

Can Seoul to Northeast Asia really reach 30~50 ms?

30~50 ms is a reference average round-trip latency, not a fixed value for every network route. Local carriers, inter-network routing, Wi-Fi, proxy paths, and test times all affect the result. If GUI responsiveness matters, run continuous tests from your actual workplace. For CI and batch jobs, also monitor transfer speed, packet loss, and end-to-end task time.

Which tasks are best suited to a Seoul node?

If team members, code repository mirrors, or primary asset sources are located in Northeast Asia and you frequently use SSH, a remote GUI, or build-artifact transfers, this node is worth comparing first. For unattended long-running builds, model resources, cache reuse, and the order term usually matter more than a difference of a few dozen milliseconds.

Can I move the device directly to another node after ordering?

The node is part of the order configuration, so do not assume an existing device can switch without interruption. If you need to change nodes, first check the current order end time and available configurations in the console, then move your code, keys, caches, and build artifacts in advance. Actual availability for Seoul is returned by the console in real time.

Ready to Order

Review the model, term, and bill in one run sheet

Two dedicated physical Mac mini configurations and four billing terms, all billed in USD. Confirm your resource needs, then proceed to ordering; actual availability is returned by the console in real time.

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