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Cloud Macs your coding agents can actually build on
Bitrise RDE gives you cloud Macs & Linux machines that start in seconds, the same machines, stacks and caches as your CI.
Give every agent its machine and run them in parallel via MCP, or attach VS Code, Cursor or Claude Code. Archive when you stop, restore later.
Giving every agent its own disposable cloud Mac instead of sharing one box is the right call once you're running more than one or two in parallel, that's exactly where local setups start fighting each other over ports and file locks. What I'd want to understand before adopting this is the cost model at real parallelism - if I've got a swarm of 10-20 agents each with their own machine running most of the day, does the CI-cache-sharing keep the bill sane, or does it scale close to linear with instance count?
What I'd want to understand before adopting this is the cost model at real parallelism - if I've got a swarm of 10-20 agents each with their own machine running most of the day, does the CI-cache-sharing keep the bill sane, or does it scale close to linear with instance count?
RDE pricing is based on the concurrent number of machines. With Basic and Pro pricing, you get up to 5 concurrent VMs. More details here https://bitrise.io/pricing#rde
@galdayan For more concurrency and M4 Pro VMs, we have enterprise pricing. CI cache sharing can help with build speed, especially for the first build in the VM
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Giving every agent its own disposable cloud Mac instead of sharing one box is the right call once you're running more than one or two in parallel, that's exactly where local setups start fighting each other over ports and file locks. What I'd want to understand before adopting this is the cost model at real parallelism - if I've got a swarm of 10-20 agents each with their own machine running most of the day, does the CI-cache-sharing keep the bill sane, or does it scale close to linear with instance count?
Bitrise
@galdayan very interesting question :) Let me check with the tech team
Bitrise
@galdayan
RDE pricing is based on the concurrent number of machines. With Basic and Pro pricing, you get up to 5 concurrent VMs. More details here https://bitrise.io/pricing#rde
Bitrise
@galdayan For more concurrency and M4 Pro VMs, we have enterprise pricing. CI cache sharing can help with build speed, especially for the first build in the VM