Manage a stack

Use the Stack Details page to view details and status for a stack and to perform life-cycle operations on a stack.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_cmp.cloud_service_user

Procedure

1. Use one of the following methods to open the Stack Details page:

   • Click Stacks on the toolbar.
   • Use the Search text box to search for the stack.
   • On the home page, click a stack in the Recent Stacks, or the Stack Health section.
   • On the home page, click Manage Stacks. By default, all stacks in all service categories are listed.

2. In the Stacks list, select a stack category, and then click a stack Name.

   The Stack Details page displays the following information:

-   Breadcrumb navigation
-   Name of the stack. Click **View Dependency** to view the dependency map for the stack, **Manage Stack** to view the resources, properties, and activities of the stack, and **Track Operations** to view the list of lifecycle operations performed on the stack and its resources.
-   Status information
-   List of all resources in the stack. Click a resource to view details in the **Properties** section. Color codes indicate status of the stack:
    -   Green: On/Active.
    -   Yellow: Turned off or Processing.
    -   Red: Terminated or Error.
-   List of the stack properties. Some properties are set in the stack request form and others are set by policy
-   Activities associated with the stack. Click a tab to view:
    -   Change requests that are associated with the stack. See [Track a change request](cloudmgt-track-change-request.md).
    -   Incidents that were raised for the stack. See [Submit an incident for a stack](cloudmgt-submit-incident.md) and [Track an incident](cloudmgt-track-incident.md).
    -   Cloud events that are associated with the stack. Cloud Events appears only when a resource is selected. See [View cloud events](cloudmgt-view-cloud-events.md).
    -   Catalog tasks associated with the stack. See [Resubmit a failed stack request](resubmit-failed-request.md).
    -   Upcoming business hours schedule operations associated with the stack. You can skip an upcoming operation or cancel a schedule associated with the stack. See [Modify business schedule operations for a stack](cloudmgmt-modify-business-schedule.md).
-   Operations you can perform on a stack. See [Perform a life-cycle operation on a stack or resource](cloudmgt-lifecycle-operation.md).
-   Text box used to search the Cloud User Portal for stacks, resources based on types, stack requests, change requests, incidents, keys, and catalog items.