503 errors
Your app may throw a 503 error and show Service Unavailable: No healthy endpoints to handle the request when you try to visit your URL. This means no healthy containers are currently available to serve your app. Potential reasons for this include: all containers are unhealthy, because they are all stuck in a CPU loop no containers are running, because they are stopped or because every container crashed (especially if the total number of your containers is 1, and your app hasn’tFew readersHow to use the Galaxy GraphQL API?
Galaxy’s public API is a GraphQL endpoint that enables you to monitor your apps running on Galaxy and change their configurations. You can use it inside your app by following the steps in the Access and in the Authorization section in the documentation: API Galaxy Docs . Basically you create your API key in your Galaxy dashboard and after that you will be able to make the requests to the GraphQL API. Each Galaxy region has a differeFew readers