See related documentation:

    Token 

    1. Visit Settings -> Tokens (classic)
    2. Click Generate new token and select Generate new token (classic)
    3. Select the repo scope if attaching to repo or admin:org for an organization.
    4. Fill in a note and choose a desired expiration, or none, and click Generate token.
    5. Utilize the token value below.

    Configuration 

    [[github.tier4.runner]]
# GitHub URL at which to add the runner (ex. https://gitlab.com/you/somerepo).
url = ""

# A GitHub access token relevant to the URL above.
token = ""

# --------------------------------------------------------------------
# Optional: defaults inlined.

# Limit the number of cores consumed concurrently by all jobs.
# For cost buckets see https://doc.cedarci.com/financial/pricing/ and
# https://doc.cedarci.com/feature/tier/ for the tier4 cost adjustment.
# The default will adjust to contract/custom limit.
concurrent_core = 30

# The number of CPU cores or partial cores, ranging between 0.25 and 16.
# Values may also be given in milicpu (ex. 1500m = 1.5).
# The CPU to Gigabytes of memory will be maintained at a 1:2 ratio.
cpu = "2"

    Workflow 

    Update desired workflow jobs to run on cedarci.

     name: Some Workflow
 on: [push]
 jobs:
   Something:
+    runs-on: cedarci
     steps:
       - run: echo "hello world"

    Capability 

    The runner does not current support the container option on jobs. Let us know if that is important to you via our contact e-mail.