Runzivo V1 docs
Start with one workflow label.
Set up GitHub Actions on Linux x64: sign in, create a workspace, connect your organization and repository, then copy the eligible runner label into a workflow.
Getting startedGetting started
Create a workspace, connect GitHub, and run an eligible GitHub Actions job.
Read guide →Install the GitHub App
Connect a GitHub organization and selected repository to Runzivo.
Read guide →GitHub App permissions
The permissions Runzivo requests, what they support, and the controls customers retain.
Read guide →Linux x64 runners
Run eligible GitHub Actions jobs on the available Linux x64 runner.
Read guide →Configuration, environments, and secrets
Keep GitHub Actions workflow configuration in GitHub and make the smallest runner-label change first.
Read guide →Usage and limits
Early Access is controlled so Runzivo can validate reliability, isolation, and capacity with real workloads.
Read guide →Install the rzv CLI
The rzv command-line tool: install it, sign in, connect GitHub, and read jobs.
Read guide →Troubleshooting
Check authorization and the runner label before changing workflow code.
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