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Varo Cloud integrates with the tools your team already uses so you can automate deployments, route notifications to the right channels, and pipe metrics into your existing observability stack — without changing the way you work. Integrations are managed from Settings → Integrations in your dashboard at varo.cloud.

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Available integrations

GitHub

Automatically trigger a deployment whenever you push to a branch or merge a pull request. Map branches to environments so main always deploys to production and dev deploys to staging.

Slack

Receive deployment notifications directly in your Slack channels. Choose which events to surface — deployment started, succeeded, or failed — and which channels should receive them.

Datadog

Forward application metrics and structured logs from your Varo Cloud deployments to Datadog. Correlate deployment events with your existing dashboards and alerting rules. Requires a Pro or Enterprise plan.

Webhooks

Send deployment lifecycle events to any HTTP endpoint you control. Use webhooks to build custom automations, update internal tooling, or fan out notifications to systems not covered by native integrations.

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Connect GitHub

Connecting GitHub lets Varo Cloud watch your repositories and trigger deployments automatically when you push new code.
1

Open the GitHub integration settings

In your dashboard, go to Settings → Integrations → GitHub.
2

Click Connect GitHub

Click the Connect GitHub button to start the OAuth flow.
3

Authorize the OAuth app

You will be redirected to GitHub. Review the requested permissions and click Authorize VaroCloud. You will be returned to your dashboard once authorization is complete.
4

Select repositories

Choose which repositories Varo Cloud should have access to. You can grant access to all repositories in your GitHub organization or select specific ones.
5

Configure auto-deploy rules

For each repository, define branch-to-environment mappings. For example, map the main branch to your production environment and the develop branch to staging. Varo Cloud will automatically queue a deployment whenever a push is detected on a mapped branch.

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Connect Slack

Slack notifications keep your team informed about deployment activity without anyone needing to watch the dashboard.
1

Open the Slack integration settings

In your dashboard, go to Settings → Integrations → Slack.
2

Click Add to Slack

Click the Add to Slack button. You will be redirected to Slack to authorize the Varo Cloud app for your workspace.
3

Choose a notification channel

After authorizing, select the Slack channel where Varo Cloud should post messages. You can configure separate channels for different projects or environments.
4

Select notification events

Choose which deployment events trigger a message:
  • Deployment started — notifies your team when a new build begins
  • Deployment succeeded — confirms when a deployment goes live
  • Deployment failed — alerts your team immediately if a build or deploy step fails

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CI/CD pipeline integration

If your team uses a CI/CD pipeline, you can call the Varo Cloud API directly from your workflow to trigger a deployment after your tests pass. The example below shows a GitHub Actions workflow that deploys to production on every push to main. 
name: Deploy to Varo Cloud
on:
  push:
    branches: [main]
jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Trigger deployment
        run: |
          curl -X POST https://inference.varo.cloud/v1/deployments \
            -H "Authorization: Bearer ${{ secrets.VARO_API_KEY }}" \
            -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
            -d '{"project_id": "${{ vars.VARO_PROJECT_ID }}", "environment": "production"}'
Store your API key as an encrypted secret (VARO_API_KEY) and your project ID as a repository variable (VARO_PROJECT_ID) in your GitHub repository settings. Never commit credentials directly in your workflow file.

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Custom webhooks

For events or destinations not covered by the built-in integrations, you can configure a custom webhook to POST deployment lifecycle events to any endpoint you control. See the API Reference → Webhooks page for the full list of event types, payload schemas, and signature verification details.
Integration availability depends on your Varo Cloud plan. GitHub and Slack integrations are available on all plans, including Starter. Datadog integration requires a Pro or Enterprise plan. Custom webhooks are available on all plans.