We offer powerful #Apple #Mac hosting in the EU, providing 100% remote access - even while using Recovery Mode. Just like on oak, you can build on us!
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Instead of using a VM, if you need a real Mac temporarily to test #macOS 26 #Tahoe, you might want to consider renting a Mac mini in the Cloud. Don't worry; you'll have full remote access, even in Recovery Mode. Check it out:
OakHost Launches New M4 Mac mini Lineup with Industry-Leading Remote Management Features
Our first batch of brand new M4 #Mac minis is cloud-connected and ready for your workload! More configurations coming soon.
Step into the next level of computing power with the Mac mini powered by Apple’s M4 chip. Featuring 16 GB of unified memory and a 512 GB SSD, this configuration offers incredible performance for multitasking, app development, and general workloads. Whether you’re developing iOS applications or using it as a Cloud Office, the M4 Mac mini is built to keep up without missing a beat.
Want to give the new M4 chips a test run? Sign up for our availability notification to be the first to know once the new M4 Mac minis are available to try out in the cloud!
Step into the next level of computing power with the Mac mini powered by Apple’s M4 chip. Featuring 16 GB of unified memory and a 512 GB SSD, this configuration offers incredible performance for multitasking, app development, and general workloads. Whether you’re developing iOS applications or using it as a Cloud Office, the M4 Mac mini is built to keep up without missing a beat.
There they are, the new M4 and M4 Pro #Mac mini models! We'll definitely be getting our hands on them as soon as possible. There's some adjustments that needs to be done to our current deployment due to the updated design, but we are looking forward to bringing these M4 #Macmini systems online at OakHost as quickly as possible. Stay tuned!
We often get asked about the best way to transfer configurations between Macs, so we wrote an article explaining the process using network storage and Time Machine:
This new weekly permission prompt in #macOS #Sequoia may be a problem for third party screen sharing apps like #JumpDesktop or #NoMachine for everyone using a remote or cloud hosted Mac. In its current state it looks like the only viable option would be the built-in Screen Sharing or an external KVM.
However, there appears to be a separate Remote Desktop permission present in the Sequoia beta, which may address these issues. Currently, we can't find any details on this.
In an effort to make Mac hosting more affordable, we are now offering our entry level M1 Mac mini tier for just €64 per month. That's 20% off the usual price!
Check it out:
https://www.oakhost.net/mac-mini-hosting#pricing
Want to make sure your Mac in the cloud is secure? Follow our best practices to ensure you're not missing a crucial detail.
Especially when using it for development, you'll want to make sure your local Redis environment isn't exposed to the internet. More details in our latest blog post:
https://www.oakhost.net/blog/mac-in-cloud-security-best-practices
