# Manage Your NeevCloud Stacks
Once a stack is deployed you can manage it from the [Orchestration](https://docs.neevcloud.com/neevcloud-products/orchestration-infrastructure-as-code/accessing-orchestration) page. Click on any stack name to open it and use the Actions dropdown in the top right for operations.
### Suspend a stack
Suspending a stack pauses all the resources in it. The VMs are stopped, but the network, volumes and security groups remain in place. This is useful when you want to temporarily stop using the resources without deleting them. You are not charged for compute while the stack is suspended but storage charges may still apply.
Click Actions and select Suspend. The status changes to SUSPEND\_IN\_PROGRESS and then SUSPEND\_COMPLETE once done.
### Resume a stack
Resuming brings a suspended stack back to its running state. The VMs are started again and everything picks up where it left off. Network configuration, floating IPs and security groups remain unchanged.
Click Actions and select Resume. The status changes to RESUME\_IN\_PROGRESS and then RESUME\_COMPLETE.
### Check a stack
The Check action verifies that all resources in the stack are still healthy and in the expected state. If a VM was manually deleted or a network was changed outside of the stack, the check will flag it.
Click Actions and select Check. The status changes to CHECK\_IN\_PROGRESS and then CHECK\_COMPLETE if everything is fine, or CHECK\_FAILED if something is out of sync.
### Delete a stack
Deleting a stack removes all resources that were created by it. This includes VMs, volumes, networks, subnets, routers, security groups and floating IPs. Nothing is left behind.
Click the Delete button (red) next to Actions. Confirm the deletion. The status changes to DELETE\_IN\_PROGRESS and the stack disappears from the list once all resources are cleaned up.
This cannot be undone. Make sure you have backed up any data on the VMs before deleting.
