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Checked for Contentstack on 13 Oct 2026
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- https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/apis/graphql-content-delivery-api
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- 13 Oct 2026, 08:37 UTC
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Graphql API Report an error
“GraphQL Content Delivery API is a more efficient alternative to the Content Delivery APIs. It lets you fetch customized responses or retrieve data of nested or multiple resources through a single API request.”
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Graphql live preview Report an error
“The GraphQL Content Delivery API offers live preview functionality, enabling users to view real-time previews of their content.”
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Graphql regions Report an error
“AWS North America (AWS NA): https://graphql.contentstack.com/ AWS Europe (AWS EU): https://eu-graphql.contentstack.com/ AWS Australia (AWS AU): https://au-graphql.contentstack.com/ Azure North America (Azure NA): https://azure-na-graphql.contentstack.com/ Azure Europe (Azure EU): https://azure-eu-graphql.contentstack.com/ GCP North America (GCP NA): https://gcp-na-graphql.contentstack.com/ GCP Europe (GCP EU): https://gcp-eu-graphql.contentstack.com/”
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Graphql auth Report an error
“GraphQL API requests must be authenticated using the following details: Stack API key Environment Delivery token of the concerned environment”
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Graphql readonly token Report an error
“The delivery token is a read-only token, meaning this token can be used to fetch published content only, and not to edit or create new content in your stack.”
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Graphql branch header Report an error
“To fetch entries of a specific branch in your stack, you can pass the branch header while running the API request. This is an optional header that accepts the branch unique ID as value.”
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Graphql rate limit Report an error
“By default, origin server requests are limited to 80 requests per second per organization. All requests made from the GraphQL API endpoint counts towards this rate limit. The exact rate limit depends on your plan.”
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Graphql rate limit headers Report an error
“X-RateLimit-Limit Maximum number of requests allowed per second per organization. X-RateLimit-Remaining Number of requests remaining in the current time window.”
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Graphql http methods Report an error
“Contentstack’s GraphQL Content Delivery API supports both GET and POST methods on the GraphQL endpoint.”
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Graphql introspection Report an error
“Introspection system offers the ability to introspect what type of queries can run on the generated GraphQL schema. It provides a detailed description of the different object types that can be fetched from the schema.”
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Graphql graphiql explorer Report an error
“Contentstack’s GraphiQL explorer allows you to explore the GraphQL Content Delivery API. You can structure your GraphQL queries based on the available schema and test them out.”
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Graphql postman collection Report an error
“Contentstack offers you a Postman Collection that helps you try out our GraphQL Content Delivery API. You can download this collection, connect to your Contentstack account, and try out the GraphQL API with ease.”
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Graphql realtime schema Report an error
“Currently, Contentstack GraphQL supports only queries and each requested resource’s GraphQL types are generated in real time, so your content remains current.”
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Graphql dedicated infrastructure endpoint Report an error
“Dedicated Infrastructure (DI): https://{DI}.graphql.contentstack.com/{region}”
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Graphql error semantics Report an error
“A request can reach the GraphQL Content Delivery API, execute, and return HTTP 200 OK while the response body reports that part or all of the query failed.”
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Graphql rate limit http 429 Report an error
“If your application exceeds the allowed rate limit within a given time period, the API will return an HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) response.”
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