> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Terminating a deployment

When a deployment is no longer required, you can terminate it to stop it from running. This will remove it from the server and free up the resources it’s currently using. Terminating a deployment does not affect the original *project* from which the deployment was created—only the deployment. It does make the deployment unavailable to [any users you had shared it with](./share), however.

**To terminate a deployment:**

1. Click the top-level **Deployments** menu item to display all of your deployments.

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2. Click the specific deployment you want to terminate, and click **Settings** in the menu on the left.

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   </Frame>

3. Scroll down until the **Terminate** button is visible, and click it. 4. Confirm
   that you want to stop the deployment. The deployment stops, and is removed from the
   list of deployments.