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# Managing App Runner services
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After creating an App Runner service, you can manage it by using the AWS Explorer pane to carry out the following activities:
+ [Pausing and resuming App Runner services](#pause-resume-apprunner)
+ [Deploying App Runner services](#deploying-apprunner)
+ [Viewing logs streams for App Runner](#viewing-logs-apprunner)
+ [Deleting App Runner services](#deleting-apprunner)

## Pausing and resuming App Runner services
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If you need to disable your web application temporarily and stop the code from running, you can pause your AWS App Runner service. App Runner reduces the compute capacity for the service to zero. When you're ready to run your application again, resume your App Runner service. App Runner provisions new compute capacity, deploys your application to it, and runs the application.

**Important**  
You're billed for App Runner only when it's running. Therefore, you can pause and resume your application as needed to manage costs. This is particularly helpful in development and testing scenarios.<a name="pause-app-runner"></a>

## To pause your App Runner service
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1. Open AWS Explorer, if it isn't already open.

1. Expand **App Runner** to view the list of services.

1. Right-click your service and choose **Pause**.

1. In the dialog box that displays, choose **Confirm**.

   While the service is pausing, the service status changes from **Running** to **Pausing** and then to **Paused**.<a name="pause-app-runner"></a>

## To resume your App Runner service
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1. Open AWS Explorer, if it isn't already open.

1. Expand **App Runner** to view the list of services.

1. Right-click your service and choose **Resume**.

   While the service is resuming, the service status changes from **Resuming** to **Running**.

## Deploying App Runner services
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If you choose the manual deployment option for your service, you need to explicitly initiate each deployment to your service. <a name="deploy-app-runner"></a>

1. Open AWS Explorer, if it isn't already open.

1. Expand **App Runner** to view the list of services.

1. Right-click your service and choose **Start Deployment**.

1. While your application is being deployed, the service status changes from **Deploying** to **Running**.

1. To confirm that your application is successfully deployed, right-click the same service and choose **Copy Service URL**.

1. To access your deployed web application, paste the copied URL into the address bar of your web browser.

## Viewing logs streams for App Runner
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Use CloudWatch Logs to monitor, store, and access your log streams for services such as App Runner. A log stream is a sequence of log events that share the same source. <a name="view-logs-apprunner"></a>

1. Expand **App Runner** to view the list of service instances.

1. Expand a specific service instance to view the list of log groups. (A log group is a group of log streams that share the same retention, monitoring, and access control settings.) 

1. Right-click a log group and choose **View Log Streams**.

1. From the command pane, choose a log stream from the group.

   The AWS Cloud9 IDE displays the list of log events that make up the stream. You can choose to load older or newer events into the editor. 

## Deleting App Runner services
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**Important**  
If you delete your App Runner service, it's permanently removed and your stored data is deleted. If you need to recreate the service, App Runner needs to fetch your source again and build it if it's a code repository. Your web application gets a new App Runner domain. <a name="delete-app-runner"></a>

1. Open AWS Explorer, if it isn't already open.

1. Expand **App Runner** to view the list of services.

1. Right-click a service and choose **Delete Service**.

1. In the AWS Toolkit command pane, enter *delete* and then press **Enter** to confirm.

   The deleted service displays the **Deleting** status, and then the service disappears from the list.