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This guide explains the process to create a fully independent and functional virtual machine inside a Scaleway Mac using UTM, a powerful virtualization tool for macOS.
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UTM is free and open-source software that leverages Apple's Hypervisor framework and QEMU to provide virtualization capabilities.
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UTM is a free and open-source software that leverages Apple's Hypervisor framework and QEMU to provide virtualization capabilities.
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* Click "Save" to create the VM.
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<Lightboxsrc="scaleway-aps-utm-3.webp"size="medium"alt="Summary of the VM configuration displaying the Save button to apply the configuration" />
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4. Start and set Up your macOS VM:
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4. Start and set up your macOS VM:
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* Once the VM is installed with your properties, click the "Run" button in UTM.
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* A GUI window will open displaying your VM.
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For more advanced information about UTM, refer to the [official UTM documentation](https://docs.getutm.app/)
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This setup allows you to run a complete and isolated macOS environment within your Scaleway mac instance, perfect for testing applications, MDM profiles, or other macOS-specific tasks.
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This setup allows you to run a complete and isolated macOS environment within your Scaleway hosted Mac mini, perfect for testing applications, MDM profiles, or other macOS-specific tasks.
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Scaleway's hosted Mac mini with UTM as a hypervisor provides a unique and powerful platform for testing and validating Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions.
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This documentation guide is designed to help you get started with testing MDM automation and deployment workflows on a Scaleway Mac mini with UTM.
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It provides step-by-step instructions for enrolling a VM in an MDM server, testing MDM commands and deployment, and manually installing configuration profiles. Whether you're an MDM administrator, a developer, or a QA engineer.
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It provides step-by-step instructions for enrolling a VM in an MDM server, testing MDM commands and deployment, and manually installing configuration profiles. The documentation is suitable for MDM administrators, developers, or QA engineers.
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By following this guide, you will be able to create a robust and isolated testing environment for your MDM solution, allowing you to validate its functionality, performance, and scalability.
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1. Download your configuration profile (`.mobileconfig` file) from your MDM provider.
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2. On your VM, go to **System Settings** > **General** > **Device Management**.
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3. Click the "+" button and select your profile.
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4.Follow the prompts to install and activate the profile.
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4.Follow the prompts to install and activate the profile.
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By following these steps, you should be able to successfully enroll your VM in your MDM server and test MDM commands and deployment.
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