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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Exploring the My Stacks tab

Sort, view, or manage your stack of cloud resources and services as a part of the Day 2 activities by using the My Stacks tab on the Employee Center toolbar in Cloud Services Catalog.

The My Stacks tab has multiple options that let you categorize, sort, or view your stacks with a different managed status. The following example shows what the My Stacks tab looks like on Employee Center.

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My stacks tab in the portal.

On the My Stacks tab, you can see the following statuses:

  • Managed Stacks: All the stacks in all service categories.
  • Stack by Catalog Items: Stacks that are listed by the catalog item.
  • Stacks with Issues: Stacks that have errors due to incomplete or unapproved items.
  • Stacks with follow-up actions: Stacks that have a pending action to be followed up.
  • Discovered Stacks (unmanaged): Stacks that don’t have any catalog that is associated with them.

Find the My Stacks view tab at the end of the My Stacks ribbon to access one of the following views:

  • Stacks I own: Stacks that you created.
  • Stacks owned by groups I am part of: Stacks that are created by you and by all the groups you’re associated with.

  • Stacks owned by anyone: All the stacks in the instance.

  • Manage My Stacks
    Use the My Stacks tab to access all the stack properties such as the creation, update, and deletion details.

  • Work with stacks
    Start your Day 2 operations by starting, stopping, deprovisioning, or modifying your stacks.
  • View stack dependency
    Explore the details of the configuration items, services, and other tasks that are associated with the stacks and resources by using View Dependency.
  • Stack activities view
    Display the cloud actions on your stacks and resources by using the View Activities tab.
  • Actions on stacks
    Access a particular stack to perform a Day 2 or life-cycle operations such as stop, start, deprovision, ModifyLease, or ModifySchedule.
  • Redirection to My Stacks
    You can use redirection to your My Stacks tab as an alternate but simplified way to locate a stack from the My Requests tab. For example, you can use redirection while you're looking up a stack that was recently provisioned.

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