Sold by: Bitrise
Deployed on AWS
Bitrise on AWS seamlessly unites the mobile-first capabilities of the Bitrise Mobile DevOps platform with your trusted and secure AWS infrastructure.
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Overview
Bitrise on AWS is sold via AWS Private Offer and a Bitrise Mobile DevOps Platform account is required before you can use Bitrise-provided AMIs. Contact us to get started: sales@bitrise.io
Bitrise on AWS unites Bitrise Mobile DevOps platform with your trusted AWS infrastructure. It enables you to meet your organization's security requirements through AWS while delivering cost and resource optimization via AMIs that support both macOS virtual and bare-metal EC2 instances, and Linux bare-metal EC2 instances.
The macOS AMI contains the most used mobile CI/CD tools for Android and iOS development preinstalled in images using the Bitrise macOS virtualization. You will be able to start one or two Virtual Machine on your macOS Apple Silicon instance.
Key Benefits & Capabilities: Deploy on macOS or Linux: Use Bitrise on AWS with macOS and Linux, either on virtual or bare-metal EC2 instances.
Resource Maximization: With Bitrise's unique virtualization approach, run multiple builds on each EC2 instance, ensuring optimum cost and performance balance.
Compliance: Keep your source code within your trusted AWS environment, meeting all compliance standards through AWS.
Optimized Workflow: From code building to testing and release management, Bitrise automates the CI/CD process, driving efficiency.
Highlights
- The AMI contains virtual machine images, with the most used mobile CI/CD tools for Android and iOS. The newest images, we suggest using: - Sequioa26: Xcode 26.0.1, 26.1, 26.2 - Sonoma16: Xcode 16.0, 16.1 - Sonoma15: Xcode 15.3, 15.4 - Ventura15: Xcode 15.0.1, 15.1, 15.2
- https://bitrise.io/stacks
- Automatically manages stack and mobile tooling and dependencies (including macOS, Xcode, simulator runtimes, Android SDKs, etc), reducing the engineering burden of maintaining CI environments and increasing organizational efficiency.
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64-bit (Arm) Amazon Machine Image (AMI) for macOS
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MacOs Sequoia 15.6
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
Bitrise on AWS | Request Marketplace private offer at aws@bitrise.io | $36,900.00 |
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Delivery details
64-bit (Arm) Amazon Machine Image (AMI) for macOS
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
The AMI contains virtual machine images, with the most used mobile CI/CD tools for Android and iOS. The newest images, we suggest using:
- Xcode 26.0.1, 26.1, 26.2
https://stacks.bitrise.io/stack_reports/aws/aws-mac-virtualized/
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Usage instructions
Bitrise on AWS is sold via AWS Private Offer and a Bitrise Mobile DevOps Platform account is required before you can use Bitrise-provided AMIs. Contact us to get started: https://bitrise.io/contact Please see our documentation on how to setup the AWS machines with your Bitrise organization: https://devcenter.bitrise.io/en/infrastructure/running-bitrise-builds-on-self-hosted-infrastructure/running-bitrise-builds-on-aws.html
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Mobile CI/CD Toolchain
Pre-installed mobile development tools for Android and iOS including multiple Xcode versions (15.0.1 through 26.2) on macOS virtual machine images
Multi-OS Deployment Support
Support for deployment on macOS and Linux environments with both virtual and bare-metal EC2 instance options
Virtualization Technology
macOS virtualization capability enabling multiple virtual machines on Apple Silicon EC2 instances for concurrent build execution
Automated Dependency Management
Automatic management of stack and mobile tooling dependencies including macOS, Xcode, simulator runtimes, and Android SDKs
Infrastructure Isolation
Source code execution within dedicated AWS infrastructure meeting compliance and security requirements
Type 2 Hypervisor Architecture
Implements a type 2 hypervisor solution for running macOS virtual machines on Apple hardware
macOS VM Orchestration
Enables creation, management, and orchestration of macOS virtual machines for iOS continuous integration workflows
CI/CD Tool Integration
Integrates with multiple CI/CD platforms including Jenkins, TeamCity, Buildkite, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, and Bamboo
Ephemeral VM Provisioning
Supports provisioning of ephemeral macOS virtual machines on EC2 mac2.metal instances from CI tools
Container-Based DevOps Workflow
Enables container-like DevOps workflows for iOS and native macOS application build and test automation
Multi-Platform Build Support
Supports building, testing, and deploying across Linux, macOS, Docker, and Windows environments in cloud or on-premises deployments.
Workflow Orchestration
Enables orchestration of complex workflows to move code through customized delivery pipelines with configurable stages and dependencies.
Compliance and Security Certifications
FedRAMP-authorized, SOC II compliant, and GDPR compliant with support for self-hosted deployment within AWS VPCs and Kubernetes-based infrastructure.
Scalable Resource Allocation
Provides access to multiple premium resource classes with unlimited concurrency options and hybrid Runners for distributed build execution.
Deployment Flexibility
Offers both cloud-hosted SaaS deployment managed by CircleCI and self-hosted deployment options running on EC2 or EKS with Kubernetes-based installation.
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Customer reviews
Samruddhi Patil
Automation for mobile builds has streamlined frequent updates and provides faster feedback
Reviewed on Mar 10, 2026
Review from a verified AWS customer
What is our primary use case?
For our mobile application development, we have integrated Bitrise with our Git repository, mainly GitHub . Whenever the code is pushed or pulled, the pipelines get triggered and then connected to the mobile development tools. Bitrise builds the environment and compiles the application. We integrated the notification tool to receive build updates. Bitrise can also integrate with the internal testing tools, which is very beneficial for us. Bitrise gives us the full development life cycle automation, and it is very good to use.
Every mobile application development needs automation for building and testing and then deploying. Bitrise has given us a perfect platform which is needed for the automation in mobile applications. The teams which are building iOS and Android applications with frequent updates can benefit significantly. For some updates, we can do manual things, but for frequent updates, Bitrise is very useful and suitable for the teams. It gives faster feedback on code changes, making it good for frequent changes.
What is most valuable?
Bitrise offers pre-configured workflow steps, which are designed specifically for mobile applications. Because of these pre-defined workflow steps, it simplifies tasks like building iOS and Android apps, running test cases, and generating artifacts. These pre-defined workflow steps have helped our team because when our code is pushed to GitHub and creates a request, it simplifies the tasks like building iOS and Android apps, running test cases, and generating artifacts.
Bitrise has impacted our organization positively because the experience was very smooth. The platform has provided a clean dashboard so that our team can monitor the build and the pipeline execution, including what the status of that pipeline and build are. Bitrise workflow settings are relatively simple because of the CI/CD templates which it offers for mobile applications. The documentation was also very useful for advanced pipelines, making it a reliable platform for managing mobile build automation.
What needs improvement?
One improvement Bitrise can have is enhanced debugging tools for analyzing failed builds. If any build gets failed and there is availability of a debugging tool, then it will become easy for us to debug that build problem.
I chose nine out of ten because the improvement that a debugging tool for analyzing the failed build is important. If it is present, then it would become easy for us to debug and it would become a perfect ten.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using the solution for the past six months.
What other advice do I have?
The process I have described covers how we have integrated Bitrise in our mobile application automation. My overall rating for this product is nine out of ten.