Dedicated hardware · US datacenter
A physical machine, racked in a United States datacenter and assigned to you alone. You connect by remote desktop and run it as the administrator, the same as if it sat on your own desk.
Requests are handled by email at support@rentamini.cloud. There is no online checkout yet.
Plenty of services use the word cloud for a slice of someone else’s computer. This is the other kind.
Anything you would do with a Mac mini on a shelf, minus the shelf.
Run Xcode, compile and sign, and test on macOS without buying and housing the hardware yourself.
Point your continuous integration at a machine that stays up when your laptop lid is closed.
Reach a full macOS desktop from a Windows or Linux computer when a job calls for it.
Keep long-running or client work on its own machine, apart from your personal computer.
We are at an early stage and doing this by hand, over email. No sign-up form, no card page.
Write to support@rentamini.cloud. Say what you plan to run, roughly how long you need the machine, and any hardware requirements.
A person answers with what we can provide, the terms, and the cost. If we can’t meet the request, we’ll say so plainly.
Once agreed, we set up the machine and send you what you need to connect by remote desktop and sign in as administrator.
Install software, change settings, leave things running. For help with the machine, the same email address reaches us.
Something not covered? Ask at support@rentamini.cloud.
Really. Each customer gets one physical Mac mini. It is not divided up, and it is not shared with anyone else while you rent it.
We don’t publish a price list yet. Email us with what you need and we’ll quote you directly.
Not yet. There is no online checkout. Every request starts with an email, and we arrange the rest with you from there.
We don’t show live availability on this site. Email us and we’ll tell you what we can provide and when.
In a datacenter in the United States. The Sheridan, Wyoming address in the footer is our registered mailing address, not an office and not where the machines are kept.
Yes. You have the administrator account, so you can install and configure software as you would on your own computer, within the law and the software’s own licence terms.
Yes, as a separate product with its own page and its own contact address. See Phone numbers.
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