Stacks Page

The Stacks page in the Oracle Cloud Stack console allows the user to create and manage cloud stacks, and to also view the recent stack creation history.

What You Can Do From the Stacks Page

Use this page to perform the following tasks:

• Creating a Cloud Stack

• Viewing the Details of a Cloud Stack

• Starting and Stopping a Cloud Stack

• Deleting a Cloud Stack

• Viewing a Template Resource Topology

What You See on the Stacks Page

The following table describes the key information shown on the Stacks page.

Element	Description
Header
	Access other Oracle Cloud services. Depending on how you signed up for Oracle Cloud, you can also access either the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console or the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console.
	Access help for this page, including documentation, tutorials, videos and FAQs.
	Access help, accessibility options, console version information and sign-out.
Welcome!	Go to the Welcome Page.
Stacks	Go to the Stacks Page.
Templates	Go to the Published Templates Page.
Activity	Go to the Activity Page.
Summary	Shows a summary of the cloud resources being used by Oracle Cloud Stack in this identity domain: Stacks — The total number of cloud stacks OCPUs — The total number of Oracle CPUs allocated across all cloud stacks Memory — The total amount of memory allocated across all cloud stacks Storage — The total amount of block storage allocated across all cloud stacks Public IPs — The total number of public IP addresses allocated across all cloud stacks
Stacks
Search by stack or template	Enter a full or partial stack name to filter the list of stacks to include only those that contain the string in their name. Enter a full or partial template name to filter the list of stacks to include only those that contain the string in the name of the template from which they were created.
Create Stack	Click to create a new stack. See Creating a Cloud Stack.
	This icon indicates a running stack. Click the icon or the stack’s name to view the Stack Details Page.
	This icon indicates a stack that is partially running. Possible reasons include: Some of the resources in this stack were not created successfully. The stack or some of its resources are in the process of being started or stopped. Click the icon or the stack’s name to view the Stack Details Page.
	This icon indicates a stack that is being terminated. Click the icon or the stack’s name to view the Stack Details Page.
Template	The name of the template from which this stack was created. Click the template’s name to view it. See Viewing a Template Resource Topology.
Status	The current status of the stack. This field is not shown if the stack is in a healthy, running state.
Description, Created On	The stack’s description (if one was provided) and the date on which it was created.
OCPUs, Memory, Storage	The number of Oracle CPUs, memory and block storage allocated to this stack.
	Click the menu for a specific stack to select from the following options: Start— See Starting and Stopping a Cloud Stack Stop— See Starting and Stopping a Cloud Stack Delete — See Deleting a Cloud Stack Resume — Retry the creation of a failed stack, starting with the resource that caused the failure. This menu option is only available if you selected On Failure Retain Resources during the creation of the stack. See Creating a Cloud Stack.
Stack Create and Delete History
	Choose from the following options to filter the list of stack creation and deletion jobs that are displayed: Last 24 hours Last 7 days Last month All failed
Show only failed attempts	Show only stack creation and deletion jobs that failed. Click the job for more details. Alternatively, use the Activity Page.