
Start with the applications you need to run
List your target applications, Android versions, concurrent instances and remote interaction requirements before choosing hardware or a cloud service. This helps establish whether compatibility, compute capacity or cost per instance is your main constraint.
A useful pilot covers sign-in, core application workflows, extended operation and recovery after interruptions. Validate representative applications on a small deployment before deciding on your device type and scale.
Managed cloud phones: devices and integration
ArmCloud Enterprise offers premium real devices and virtual devices for teams that want to manage Android environments through a platform. Use the console for management, or integrate instances, applications, files and real-time streaming with APIs and SDKs.
Consider Arm Lite for everyday applications and cost-sensitive workloads. Arm Lite does not include Google Play integrity assurance or dedicated business adaptation services. Discuss Enterprise and its service scope with our team if those services are required.
Owned hardware: choose a deployment size
ARM array servers come in 16-node Enterprise and 128-node Flagship configurations. Alongside the planned instance count, confirm rack space, network connectivity, storage requirements and day-to-day operational responsibilities.
VMOS Magic Box is a compact desktop option supporting up to 12 concurrent Android phones. Install an M.2 2280 NVMe SSD before use. SATA drives are not supported, and the built-in storage is for system boot only.
Turn the shortlist into an integration plan
Share your application list, preferred device type, instance count and deployment model with our team. Confirm the pilot scope, delivery details and quote. For hardware, confirm storage for the exact model you select.
- Validate complete application workflows.
- Check concurrency and operating duration requirements.
- Choose console, API or SDK integration to suit your team.
- Agree on expansion, maintenance and issue-handling responsibilities.

