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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.

Click Deploy New App to start deploying an application. The button is disabled for Viewers and when the account isn't active.


Find an App

Enter an app name in Filter by app name... to narrow the list. Combine the search with these filters:

Status: Select the app states you want to see.

Plans: Select the plans to include.

Type: Filter by runtime, such as Meteor.js or AdonisJS.

If no apps appear, check the selected account and region, then clear any filters you don't need.


Read the App List

ColumnWhat it shows
NameApp name, status indicator, infrastructure badge, and container count
StatusCurrent app status, such as Running or Stopped
TypeApp runtime
PlanApp plan
Created AtApp creation date

Metal: The app runs on Galaxy Metal infrastructure.

Galaxy V1: The app runs on Galaxy V1 infrastructure and hasn't been migrated to Galaxy Metal.

The status indicator is green for Running and gray for Stopped. Read the Status column to check the app's current state.


Sort and Browse Results

Click Name, Status, Type, Plan, or Created At to change the sort order. An arrow indicates the active sort direction. The list is initially sorted by Status.

Use the pagination controls below the table to move between pages. The results selector lets you show 10, 25, 50, or 100 apps per page.


Open an App

Click an app row to open its overview. The sidebar expands Apps to show the pages for that application.

Use those entries to navigate within the selected app. The App Overview guide explains its management pages.


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