GraphQL API (deprecated)
The public GraphQL API is deprecated. Use the Galaxy Public API for new automation.
The public GraphQL API was built to let you monitor your Meteor apps and change their configurations without touching the dashboard. It's now deprecated, and the Galaxy Public API has replaced it for customer automation.
GraphQL API Is Deprecated
The public GraphQL API is deprecated and no longer available for new integrations. It's no longer possible to generate new API keys. If you already have a key, the endpoints continue to work for now, but you shouldn't build new tooling against this API.
What Replaces It
The Galaxy Public API is a REST API with scoped credentials you create from the dashboard. It's available for Meteor apps on the Professional and Custom plans.
Managed domains: Read domain metadata, then create, re-verify, and delete custom domains that use Galaxy-managed TLS.
Scaling: Read and change the desired container count and the container specification.
Scaling schedules: Set up one-time or daily recurring container count changes.
Coverage isn't identical to the old GraphQL schema. Check the API reference before you plan a migration, so you know exactly what's available.
Moving Your Tooling Over
There's nothing to convert. GraphQL API keys and Public API credentials are separate systems, so you create a new credential and point your scripts at the new base URL.
Start in Settings, then Public API under API & Integrations. The Public API article walks through creating a credential, picking capabilities, and authenticating.