Apps Menu
The Apps section is your command center for managing all your deployed applications. Whether you're running one app or dozens, everything you need to monitor, scale, and troubleshoot is right here.
The Apps section lists every application in your current account or organization. Each row shows the app name, status, runtime type, plan tier, and creation date. A colored dot on the status lets you spot issues at a glance: green means running, anything else needs attention.
Use the filters at the top to narrow by Status, Plan, or Type. Click any app name to open its management page.
App-Level Settings
Each app has an App Settings menu on its management page. The sections below are available for Meteor apps only.
Notifications
Galaxy can alert you by email or Slack when something happens to your app. Events you can subscribe to:
- Deploy failed
- Build failed (temporarily or permanently)
- App automatically stopped
- Certificate generation error
- Container unhealthy
- App unavailable
Email: Click Add New Notification, select Enable Email Notifications, choose your event types, and click Save. For organizations, go to the Members tab and toggle on each person who should receive emails.
Slack: Create an Incoming WebHooks app in your Slack workspace and copy the webhook URL. Then click Add New Notification, select Enable Slack Notifications, paste the URL, choose your event types, and click Save. You can specify a channel or leave it blank to use the webhook's default.
Per-app overrides are also available. Open the app's Settings, find Notifications, click Enable Custom App Notifications, and configure email and Slack independently for that app. This lets you silence staging while keeping production alerts loud.
Resources
Shows how many containers you're using versus your account limit. If you're approaching the ceiling, use Contact Support to request an increase.
The Integrations API section displays your GraphQL API key for automating deployments and managing apps programmatically. Copy or regenerate it here. See the GraphQL API guide for usage details.
Keep Your API Key Secure
Treat your API key like a password. Never commit it to version control. If it's exposed, regenerate it immediately from this section.
Authorized Domains
Available on personal accounts only. If your Meteor app uses Meteor as an identity provider, add the redirect URIs where Meteor sends authentication responses. Without them, the auth flow won't complete.
Click Add New Domain, enter a name for your reference and the full redirect URI (like https://example.com/callback), then click Add Domain. Use Add New URI Field to include multiple environments under one entry.
What's Next?
Overview Menu
Your home base when you log into Galaxy. Everything that matters shows up here at a glance, organized and ready to explore.
Overview
The Overview page is your app's main dashboard. It's where you get a quick health check without digging through settings. One glance tells you everything that matters right now.