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# Accessing Orchestration

### Accessing Orchestration

Log in to [my.neevcloud.com](https://my.neevcloud.com) and click Orchestration in the left sidebar. 

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### Stacks

This is where you manage your deployments. Each stack is a group of resources created from a single template. The list shows the stack name, current status and when it was created.

You can create a new stack by clicking Create Stack in the top right corner. Select your template source, fill in the parameters and launch.

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### Resource Types

Browse all the resource types available for use in your templates. There are over 50+ types spread across the pages covering compute, networking, storage, load balancing and auto scaling.

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### Template Versions

Shows which template formats and versions are supported. NeevCloud supports OpenStack Heat templates from newton through wallaby and AWS CloudFormation format.

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### Creating a stack

Click Create Stack from the Stacks tab. Enter a stack name, choose your template source and upload or paste your [YAML ](/neevcloud-guide/faq/what-is-yaml.md)template. Fill in the required parameters like SSH key pair name and click Create Stack.

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The stack will appear in the list with CREATE\_IN\_PROGRESS status. After some time it changes to CREATE\_COMPLETE. Click on the stack to see its resources, events, topology and outputs.