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MacOS VPS
hostinghunter
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I have two requirements for a MacOS VPS:
- MacOS - 4-8 Cores, 16 GB RAM, 128 GB + Storage and 5 TB + or Unlimited Bandwidth
- MacOS - 8-16 Cores, 16-32 GB RAM, 500 GB + Storage and 5 TB + or Unlimited Bandwidth
Budget $5 - $15 / Month, preferred Yearly.
Any leads?
Comments
Yes, send a letter to Santa Claus.
Hello Santa. Grant me my wish...
Are you high?
https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX
Look for merchants that support nested virtualisation, then buy a large format VPS and start enjoying everything.
now, it is entirely upto you to make that dream come true
https://www.makeuseof.com/macos-ubuntu-linux-virtual-machine/
This is awesome. I will update.
Do you know of any provider that supports virtualization?
Not really? It's pretty simple "If you don't ask, you will not get it". I know it can be very hard to get that and that's fine too but your comment is definitely on the lower side. The forum is about contributing and assisting others. Were you a bully in high school? Not gonna work here.
@hostinghunter
Budget unrealistically low, however check this out and docker is supported
https://www.solidseovps.com/macosx-vps.php
why don't u just buy an Mac? I was looking before to work on macOS and the better solution was to buy an Mac
Swappa has mac mini listed for about $400
So I can run MacOS in the cloud? How does one typically connect to use it as similar to windows rdp?
Thnx
Utilising vnc or ssh
you can run macos on pve
https://github.com/luchina-gabriel/OSX-PROXMOX?tab=readme-ov-file
OSX-PROXMOX - Run macOS on any computer - AMD & Intel
This all is interesting... I will update you when successful.
afaik u need to source an unofficial ISO for the real deal. I'd go with a Hackintosh for such specs and perhaps colo if you don't have a fast enough internets. For non-hackingtosh there's older models which sometimes are lucky to have a update path to a modern OS, but that will lack the specs. The semi broken ones without a working screen or maybe a RAM replacement are the deals to look for. Going to unofficial illegal route is tough, it takes significant hours. Working with Apple eco really needs the appropriate wallet.