Is it possible to publish an application in the AppStore from a rented poppy?

Question

iOS

Good afternoon, tell me, is it possible to rent a poppy in the cloud, is it possible to get a developer certificate there and publish the application?
If so, what will happen to them then? Is it possible to continue developing and publishing from another Mac?
Or, after receiving the certificate, the application is assigned to a copy of the OS that was in the cloud and that's all and hello?)
Please enlighten me, this is the first time I encounter;))

Answer 1

you don't need a mac to register in the delveloper program
Mac - it's just a computer and you can upload applications to the appstore from any
cloud account - I don't know if you can post the application to the appstore from there

Answer 2

You can publish even from a thousand poppies, only the problem is that with one Apple ID you can activate a limited number of machines. Those. over time, after such "skips" you can lose the opportunity to publish.
Although if the account is registered for a company, then you can simply change developers)
It's easier to deploy MacOS in a virtual machine already, IMHO.

Answer 3

You can "do the job", and then clean the certificates in Keychain Access so as not to leave them on someone else's machine. Just don't forget to make a copy for yourself.
Applications - Utilities - Keychain Access. Well, delete the downloaded files (including the trash).

Answer 4

Can. Without any problem.
All certificates and provisioning profiles are easily removed at developer.apple.com, so even if you leave them in the cloud, they will no longer be valid.
But it's easiest to get your own poppy, or at least "almost a poppy".

Answer 5

"so even if you leave them in the cloud, they won't be valid anymore."
And it turns out that in the future it is impossible to work with an application that was compiled with a remote certificate - update, etc.?