Peter Steinberger • 12/14/2020

On Using Apple Silicon Mac Mini for Continuous Integration

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This article details the author's experience setting up Apple Silicon M1 Mac Minis for a continuous integration (CI) system. It covers performance benchmarks, automation with Cinc/Chef, installing Rosetta 2, handling ARM architecture issues, and creating encrypted APFS containers for secure CI workflows in iOS/macOS development.

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