High-Speed Blockchain Data Indexing:
Achieve rapid indexing and querying of blockchain data with enterprise-grade infrastructure. Minimize data lag, ensuring real-time responsiveness for mission-critical applications.

Zero Maintenance, Fully Managed Solution:
Forget about node maintenance—our infrastructure is fully managed, allowing developers to focus on building and deploying applications without interruptions.

High Availability and Uptime:
Benefit from 99.99% uptime, ensuring reliable access and consistent performance. Designed to support high-demand applications with dependable availability.

Simple Subgraph Migration:
Easily migrate subgraphs from other platforms, simplifying the transition process and maintaining workflow continuity.

Enhanced Features for Added Value:
Take advantage of added services like webhooks for real-time updates and in-depth metrics to monitor and optimize performance beyond standard subgraph functionalities.

1. Logging from Quicknode, user will be redirected to the Subgraph dashboard screen where user can view a list of all existing subgraphs, along with other usage statistics such as Total API Units vs Consumed API units etc.
2. Click on the 'Create Subgraph' button the top right of the screen to open Subgraph form. In case of multiple endpoints, a pop-up will open first for user to select the appropriate endpoint.
3. Enter valid details in the subgraph form and Click on 'Add Subgraph' button. After successful Authentication user should be able to launch Subgraph & will be redirected to the details page.
4. The subgraph details page includes information such as the Creation date, RPC Endpoint & Workspace. You can view the API units consumed and other request stats. Also you can view the Subgraph Query URL , and the Subgraph Deployment Command , which user needs to deploy the subgraph.
5. The subgraph details page includes information such as the latest & current block Sync Status.
6. Use the Query URL to query Subgraph database
7. Click on the Log button to view & filter subgraph related logs

For more information, refer to Traceye's documentation on Hosted Subgraphs.