Apple has announced the availability of Xcode Cloud subscriptions.
Xcode Cloud, the continuous integration and delivery service built into Xcode, accelerates the development and delivery of high-quality apps. Get started by configuring a workflow in Xcode and receive 25 compute hours per month at no cost until the end of 2023. And now, Account Holders can subscribe for more compute hours in the Apple Developer app.
To use Xcode Cloud, you’ll need Xcode 13.4.1 or later and membership in the Apple Developer Program.
Subscription Plans
● 25 compute hours/month: Free (Free through December 2023, then US$14.99 per month)
● 100 compute hours/month: US$49.99/month
● 250 compute hours/month: US$99.99/month
● 1000 compute hours/month: US$399.99/month
Compute hours
A compute hour is an hour of time used to execute a specific task in the cloud, such as building an app or running automated tests. For example, running 5 tests of 12 minutes each equals one compute hour. Xcode Cloud runs tests in parallel with other actions, such as analyzing, archiving, and building, so you’ll get results quickly. You can track compute hour usage across your team in App Store Connect and the Apple Developer app.
You can learn more about getting started with Xcode Cloud at the link below.
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Xcode Cloud, the continuous integration and delivery service built into Xcode, accelerates the development and delivery of high-quality apps. Get started by configuring a workflow in Xcode and receive 25 compute hours per month at no cost until the end of 2023. And now, Account Holders can subscribe for more compute hours in the Apple Developer app.
To use Xcode Cloud, you’ll need Xcode 13.4.1 or later and membership in the Apple Developer Program.
Subscription Plans
● 25 compute hours/month: Free (Free through December 2023, then US$14.99 per month)
● 100 compute hours/month: US$49.99/month
● 250 compute hours/month: US$99.99/month
● 1000 compute hours/month: US$399.99/month
Compute hours
A compute hour is an hour of time used to execute a specific task in the cloud, such as building an app or running automated tests. For example, running 5 tests of 12 minutes each equals one compute hour. Xcode Cloud runs tests in parallel with other actions, such as analyzing, archiving, and building, so you’ll get results quickly. You can track compute hour usage across your team in App Store Connect and the Apple Developer app.
You can learn more about getting started with Xcode Cloud at the link below.
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