The Power tab provides options to gracefully shut down your deployment or perform an immediate power cycle. Shutdown preserves your data, IP, and resources, but billing continues. Power cycling forces a hard reset for cases where the server is unresponsive.

The Power tab lets you control the operational state of your PWA deployment, including turning it off gracefully or performing a power cycle reset.

A graceful shutdown safely turns off your deployment, preserving data integrity while retaining reserved resources like CPU, RAM, disk, and IP address.

Yes. Billing continues while your deployment is turned off because resources such as CPU, RAM, disk, and IP remain reserved.

To stop billing completely, you must destroy the deployment instead of just turning it off.

A power cycle immediately performs a hard reset on your deployment, restarting the server without preserving the current state. It should be used when a graceful shutdown is not possible.

Use a power cycle only when the server is unresponsive or cannot be turned off gracefully. It is a last-resort option as it may interrupt running processes.

Yes. A power cycle forces an immediate reset, which may corrupt active data. A graceful shutdown is recommended whenever possible.

When powered off, your deployment still retains its IP address, CPU allocation, RAM, and disk resources, ensuring quick restart capabilities.

Yes. You can restart your deployment at any time after a graceful shutdown or power cycle, as long as it has not been destroyed.

The safest way is to use a graceful shutdown, which protects data integrity and avoids corruption while keeping resources reserved for later use.