If you want to keep up-to-date on everything MacStadium, including our current and future offerings, subscribe to our newsletter.Īpple still allows us to only run macOS VMs on single hardware, does the same apply to Orka containers?Įach Orka node is dedicated, genuine Apple hardware and Orka VMs run full instances of macOS. All of these are possible solutions that are currently in development.
This is an option that we’ve looked at, but we’re looking at many other options to give it an AWS-type feel, where you get the experience and you don’t need remote hands to help you out. You must have a lot of Raspberry Pis to go with all the Mac minis. Every Mac provided by us is fully dedicated to only one customer we do not share Mac resources across multiple customers. With Orka or any other MacStadium solution, you always have your own dedicated machines. With Orka, do you share machines with other customers, or do you have your dedicated machines? Neither the 2018 Mac mini nor the 2019 Mac Pro is included on the VMware Compatability Guide yet. The security chipset blocks access to the SMC controller and the internal SSD.
The new 2019 Mac Pro does not support ESXi currently. What's the difference between the T2 chip in the 2018 Mac minis and the new Mac Pro, whereby you can virtualize with ESXi on the Mac mini but not the Mac Pro? Let’s dive into some of the most frequently asked questions we get about 2018 Mac minis, from the webinar and from customers. Don’t worry, we recorded the webinar and included it at the end of this post. We’ve got a ton of follow-up Q&A and even more resources for you, which will be especially helpful if you missed the live broadcast. If you missed our recent 2018 Mac mini webinar, you missed a jam-packed session led by Kevin Beebe, MacStadium’s VP of Product Management.
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