Connect a repository

Connect repositories from the GitHub page in Everr Cloud. An organization admin or owner must manage the installation and import workflow history.

Connect the GitHub App

1. Open Everr Cloud and select the organization that should receive the repository's CI data.
2. Open the user menu and select GitHub under Organization settings.
3. Select Install GitHub App, or Update installation if GitHub is already connected.
4. In GitHub, grant the Everr App access to the repositories you want to observe.
5. Return to Everr's GitHub page and check that it shows GitHub connected and lists your repositories.

The GitHub App sends future workflow events to the selected Everr organization. Your repository does not need local Everr configuration or changes to its workflows.

Import recent runs

Under Import workflow history, select up to three repositories and choose Import selected. You can return and import more repositories later.

The page shows import progress. Once it reports Import complete, select View runs to inspect the imported history. Workflow data appears gradually as queued runs, jobs, steps, and logs are processed.

Verify the setup

Check recent runs in Everr Cloud, or use the CLI:

everr cloud login
everr ci runs --repo owner/repo --limit 5

Replace owner/repo with your GitHub repository. If you are already signed in to the intended organization, you can skip login. Run everr cloud status to check the saved connection. To use another installation or account, log in again; see Authentication.

For a new workflow execution, run this from the repository checkout to watch the current commit:

everr ci watch

If no runs appear yet, wait for ingestion to catch up or trigger a new GitHub Actions run.

Next, add Resource Monitoring to any jobs where you want per-job CPU, memory, network, and disk metrics.