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I'm guessing that is because they need dedicated workers for MacOS while linux/windows can just run on any node. Macs also do not have a lot of data-center rela
by SahAssar 6y ago
I'm guessing that is because they need dedicated workers for MacOS while linux/windows can just run on any node. Macs also do not have a lot of data-center related features like IPMI so running them in a headless setup is not as easy.
Basically apple forces everyone to only run MacOS on it's own hardware and it's own hardware is unsuitable for the usecase.
(And yes I know about the imgix mac pro cluster)
- nicoburns 6y agoSure, it's totally reasonable. Just pointing it out as the parent comment said that they didn't differentiate (and IIRC it's not too obvious on the pricing page).