Generated from the same schema the platform serves, so it says exactly what the servers accept and return. Samples fill in with your own project and region when you are signed in, and read methods can be run from the page. The guides are the place to start; this is the place to check a field.
Run Agones Fleets, GameServers and FleetAutoscalers with no cluster to manage.
See how far Plany has got learning to read your game's log output.
Register the games you run and the builds behind them.
Read back what a game server or a sandbox printed.
See who is playing on your game servers, and who has.
Create and run game servers that cost nothing while nobody is playing.
Manage private container image repositories, and the credentials that push to and pull from them.
Deploy a container image and get a URL that keeps working whether or not anything is running behind it.
Store credentials — database passwords, API keys, licence files — and reference them by name from everything that needs them.
Create private networks for your workloads, and control what can reach them with firewall rules.
Manage your Plany account, the people who belong to it and your own user profile.
Read the record of who did what on your account.
See your balance, add credit, choose a plan and find out what is costing money.
Keep a finished game playable, with its servers funded by its own players through your Steam store.
Sign in, manage API keys and service accounts, and decide who may do what.
Create and manage projects, the containers everything you run lives in.
See your limits and how much of each you are using, and ask for more.
Ask Plany for help, and keep the whole conversation in one place.
Types several services share are on Shared types. The protobuf itself is at github.com/plany-cloud/apis.