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I just moved my Codex / Claude Code agents from local to my linux VPS.
This is one of the biggest 10x dev upgrades I’ve made.
Heres why you should TOO, and HOW:
1. Performance
-This is the biggest one, my mac would constantly be overloaded. Work trees, multiple codex / Claude sessions, APIs.
-Now I SSH into the VPS and run everything there. All my mac does is display.
-All the processing and work now happens on my VPS,
1. Cost,
-Instead of going to buy a £3k+ Mac just so i can run more Agentic workflows, I just rent serious Linux compute monthly, that can easily scale.
- I bought 12 AMD vCPU / 24GB RAM. This is enough to run agents, builds, APIs, tmux sessions, and dev servers without any issues.
-Note that prices have 2.5x in last two months, so quicker you lock in, the better.
3. Persistence,
-This is the underrated part. When my Mac dies, closes, disconnects, Codex just keeps running. Smoothly too.
-Tmux + SSH means Codex can continue on the VPS while my laptop is off.
4. Cleaner workflow,
-Mac ->SSH / Remote
-VPS ->Codex, Claude, builds, tests, APIs
-Cmux ->manage the agent sessions
-GitHub ->source of truth
-Production ->separate protected deploy target
5. Setup is simple
You can literally just ask codex to do it for you, its that simple.
1.Buy a Linux VPS/dedicated box.
2.Use Ubuntu 24.04.
3.Add your SSH key.
4.SSH from your Mac.
5.Install git/node/pnpm/docker/tmux/cmux.
6.Clone your repo on the VPS.
7.Use VS Code Remote SSH or Codex remote connection.
8.Run Codex / Claude Code inside the VPS
Forward ports for localhost testing.
Codex app works fine, VS Code, but CMUX is the best one for this typa workflow.

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