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by rvnx
65 days ago
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To create an ephemeral (docker-like) MacOS VM on a Mac with full performance and access (e.g. GPU) you have to use a virtualization API provided by Apple. For most CI use, you can choose between: Anka, a "contact-us for pricing" closed-source projet, where you have to pay expensive license (easy 3000 USD/yr per machine)
or tart, which is a lightweight wrapper around the official Apple API.
But you have to know that on MacOS, there is an artificial limit of 2 VMs per Mac... but well:https://github.com/cirruslabs/orchard/commit/3cfa2445500f45f... With https://khronokernel.com/macos/2023/08/08/AS-VM.html Some people might find it very attractive: Instead 25 Mac Mini you might need only 5.
+ No licensing to pay to Anka.
Even without bypassing the limit it is great actually |
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