Goldsky provides a one-step migration for your subgraphs on The Graph’s hosted service / decentralized network, or other subgraph host (including your own graph-node). This is a drop-in replacement with the following benefits:

  • The same subgraph API that your apps already use, allowing for seamless, zero-downtime migration
  • A load-balanced network of third-party and on-prem RPC nodes to improve performance and reliability
  • Tagging and versioning to hotswap subgraphs, allowing for seamless updates on your frontend
  • Alerts and auto-recovery in case of subgraph data consistency issues due to corruption from re-orgs or other issues
  • A world-class team who monitors your subgraphs 24/7, with on-call engineering support to help troubleshoot any issues

Migrate subgraphs to Goldsky

If you have subgraphs deployed to The Graph’s hosted service, the following command seamlessly migrates your subgraph to Goldsky:

goldsky subgraph deploy your-subgraph-name/your-version --from-url <your-subgraph-query-url>

If you have subgraphs deployed to The Graph’s decentralized network, use the IPFS hash instead (visible on The Graph’s Explorer page for the specified subgraph):

goldsky subgraph deploy your-subgraph-name/your-version --from-ipfs-hash <your-subgraph-ipfs-hash>

You can get this IPFS deployment hash by querying any subgraph GraphQL endpoint with the following query:

query {
  _meta {
    deployment
  }
}

Monitor indexing progress

Once you started the migration with the above command, you can monitor your subgraph’s indexing status with:

goldsky subgraph list

Alternatively, navigate to app.goldsky.com to see your subgraphs, their indexing progress, and more.