In this video, learn how to connect local USB peripherals to Amazon EC2 Mac instances. Specifically, learn how to develop Apple apps in the cloud and test them directly on local mobile devices for immediate results and real-time diagnostic logs. This video will walk you through the setup using an Amazon EC2 Mac instance with VirtualHere, a third-party product that directs local USB peripherals to be virtually "plugged in" to a cloud EC2 Mac machine, just as if that Mac was on your desk.
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