MacCloud provides exclusive physical Mac Mini and fixed area egress IP. When running OpenClaw on an instance, it is recommended to layer the "orchestration control plane" and "heavy-load tasks" to prevent a single process from dragging down the interactive development experience.
1. Instances and Bandwidth
If OpenClaw needs to frequently pull products or call external APIs, please select a node closer to business users (Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, the United States, etc.) and confirm whether the bandwidth level can meet the burst traffic on the order page.
2. Storage and persistence
Place the status and cache under the user data disk path, and back them up regularly to object storage or private warehouses. Before recreating the instance, confirm the data erasure strategy through the console work order to avoid accidentally deleting unsynchronized data.
3. SSH/VNC and unattended
Headless services are recommended to be managed entirely via launchd; VNC is only used for debugging. If the startup, shutdown, and restart in the console use a work order link, please design a graceful exit for OpenClaw to prevent power-off interruptions.
4. Observation and Alarm
At least record the process exit code and key indicators (CPU, memory, disk). When communicating with MacCloud support, attaching log snippets and time points can significantly shorten the troubleshooting cycle.
