AWS announces Amazon DCV support for Amazon EC2 Mac instances powered by Apple silicon, bringing high-performance remote desktop capabilities to macOS workloads in the cloud. You can now access your EC2 Mac instances with the same security and performance that Amazon DCV provides across other platforms. This integration is specifically designed for EC2 Mac instances running on Apple silicon processors.
With Amazon DCV, you can connect to your EC2 Mac instances from Windows, Linux, macOS, or web clients with support for 4K resolution, multiple monitors, and smooth 60 FPS performance. The support includes essential productivity features like time zone redirection and audio output, making remote Mac development seamless. Amazon DCV’s proven security architecture and optimized streaming protocols ensure your macOS applications run efficiently while maintaining data protection standards.
Amazon DCV support for EC2 Mac instances is available in all AWS Regions where EC2 Mac instances are offered.
To get started, see the Amazon DCV documentation for installing and configuring DCV server on EC2 Mac instances.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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