macOS VPS Pro: specs and first steps
macOS VPS Pro: 4 vCPU Core, 6GB RAM, 120GB SSD. Who it suits, how to order it, how it compares in its line and your first steps after delivery.
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On this page
macOS VPS Pro is a macOS virtual server on Apple hardware for development, smaller projects and CI, used from your browser or VMware Remote Console. Not sure yet? Read VPS, VDS or dedicated first.
What this plan includes
- 4 vCPU Core
- 6GB RAM
- 120GB SSD
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Up to macOS Sonoma
Who this plan suits
- Xcode builds of a small app, one project's CI and testing on older macOS versions.
Compare the plans in this line
| Plan | Main specs |
|---|---|
| macOS VPS Basic | 2 vCPU Core, 2GB RAM, 50GB SSD |
| macOS VPS Eko | 2 vCPU Core, 4GB RAM, 80GB SSD |
| macOS VPS Pro (this guide) | 4 vCPU Core, 6GB RAM, 120GB SSD |
| macOS VPS Extreme | 4 vCPU Core, 8GB RAM, 150GB NVMe SSD |
Next in this line: macOS VPS Extreme.
Before it: macOS VPS Eko.
You can move between plans later: upgrade or downgrade a service.
Order this plan
- Compare terms and prices on the macOS VPS page, or order macOS VPS Pro directly.
- In the order form, choose the operating system, the location and the billing term this plan offers.
- Pay the invoice: checkout step by step. The service appears under Services › My Services, and we e-mail you when it is ready.
First steps
- Find the login in your welcome e-mail; the service is under Services › My Services.
- Open the HyperDC Web Console in the client area, or connect with VMware Remote Console.
- Change the password and install your tools: first steps on a macOS server.
Troubleshooting
The order still shows Pending. We are preparing the server and e-mail you when it is ready; see after you order.
You cannot connect. See server unreachable.
Next steps
- More in this line: macOS VPS.
Frequently asked questions
What does macOS VPS Pro include?
4 vCPU Core, 6GB RAM, 120GB SSD, Unlimited Bandwidth, Up to macOS Sonoma.
How do I connect?
With the HyperDC Web Console in your browser or with VMware Remote Console (VMRC). The details come by e-mail when the server is ready.
Can I move to a larger plan later?
Yes. Open the service in the client area and choose a larger plan; the guide on upgrading a service has the steps.
Who is responsible for my data?
You are. Keep your own backups of what matters, on another machine.
Where do I see the price?
On the order page: prices follow the live catalog and your currency, so they are not written in this guide.