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Graph releases and channels

Optimizely Graph provides predictable improvements through bi-monthly Standard Releases and daily Latest Releases for early access to new features.

Optimizely Graph team follows a routine release schedule to ensure predictable improvements and reliability. Latest Deployment Releases are published daily to provide early access to upcoming features, while Standard Deployment Releases are delivered every month starting from September 15, 2025, alternating releases for the GraphQL API and our back-end Search Services each month.

Channels in Graph

Optimizely Graph has two versions, which the customers can use:

Standard Deployment Channel

This is the default, fully verified channel. Customers use it for production environments to ensure reliability and predictability.

  • Endpoint – Target the https://cg.optimizely.com endpoint to access the standard release.
  • Stability – Features in this channel are thoroughly tested, QA-verified, and production-ready.
  • Recommended use – Use the standard channel in production environments where reliability is required.

Latest Deployment Channel

Optimizely Graph provides an optional early access channel for customers who want to test upcoming GraphQL API features before general release.

  • Endpoint – Target the https://latest.cg.optimizely.com endpoint to access early features.
  • Stability – Features in this channel have passed initial testing but are not fully QA-verified.
  • Recommended use – Use the latest channel in non-production environments. Provide feedback to help improve features before they are released to the standard audience. Contact your respective Customer Success Manager (CSM) to provide feedback.

Release Communication

Each release includes a detailed summary of changes. Review the Release Notes for the latest information about enhancements, fixes, and new functionality.

What this means for you

  • Predictable updates – You can expect meaningful improvements and new features for both our back-end Search Services and the GraphQL API on a reliable timeline.
  • Customer-focused – You stay informed and empowered without the disruption of unplanned or frequent changes.
  • Continuous improvement – Each release includes enhancements, bug fixes, and other updates designed to improve your experience.

Routine releases do not cause downtime and do not require any customer action.

Updated about 13 hours ago