Anka Build is macOS native virtualization platform from Veertu. It’s a complete platform to implement and manage macOS VMs on a large scale for iOS CI. Anka Build includes lightweight Anka client, which is the native hypervisor to run macOS VMs on Mac...
Growth is good, and when development teams grow, often, they find themselves having to choose between performance and scalability factors related to their development process. Most often, iOS application development project start by consuming hosted service...
Now that you have Anka Build up and running for your iOS CI infrastructure, your developers are more productive and your environment is easier to manage. But how do you test your iOS app releases on multiple iOS devices to make sure they are rendering...
Anka Build controller is the management engine for your macOS private cloud. It presents a single entry point, through its REST APIs, for external systems to provision macOS VMs on a cluster of mac hardware (Anka Build nodes) from a specific version of...
Is iOS developer productivity suffering in your organization? Let’s take a scenario of a company with more than one iOS developer working on different iOS projects. In such a setting developers tend to have issues running builds on CI, only to have it...
This week Apple announced developer beta availability of the new macOS version 10.13, High Sierra and, we started investigating support for this in Anka. We are excited to share that now you can create isolated dev/test environment with this version in...
As the WWDC conference gets underway with exciting new updates for macOS, iOS developers, we are thrilled to announce the availability of the beta version of Anka. For the past few months, we have been working with private beta users of Anka and are extremely...
Today, Veertu Labs is thrilled to pull back the curtain on three Anka toolsets, our latest endeavors geared towards making macOS and iOS development infrastructure management simple and streamlined. Anka technology is a suite of three products that are...
New versions of operating systems often cause a lot of heartache for Infrastructure technologies that run on top of them. As an example, virtualization products are often tied tightly with the underlying OS and supporting newer versions of that OS is...