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## Locating deployed resources
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This Nitric AWS provider creates a resource tag manager group and tags all possible resources to be referenced by this group. You can locate resources using the [AWS Console](https://console.aws.amazon.com/).
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Start by navigating to the [Resource Groups service](https://console.aws.amazon.com/resource-groups/home):
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Find your stack's resource group in the list and click it:
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Resource groups are conventionally named `<project-name>-<stack-name>`
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In this example the project name is `api-testing` and the stack name is `aws`.
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More recent versions of the Nitric AWS provider also display a direct link to the resource group in output from `nitric up`.
This Nitric Azure provider deploys resources for a stack into a resource group dedicated to that stack. You can either use one your already have by configuring it in the stack configuration or let Nitric create one for you.
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Once a stack has been deployed to Azure it's resource group should be present in the [Resource groups](https://portal.azure.com/#blade/HubsExtension/BrowseResourceGroupBlade/resourceType/Microsoft.Resources%2Fsubscriptions%2FresourceGroups) page of the portal. Assuming it was deployed to a subscription you have access to.
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Resource groups are conventionally named `<project-name>-<stack-name>-<randomId>`
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In this example the project name is `api-testing` and the stack name is `az`.
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More recent versions of the Nitric Azure provider display a direct link to the resource group in output from `nitric up`.
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## Locating deployed resources
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Nitric creates a resource tag manager group and tags all possible resources to be referenced by this group. You can locate resources in the console by going to the [AWS Console](https://console.aws.amazon.com/)
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Find your stack's resource group in the list and click it:
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Resource groups are conventionally named `<project-name>-<stack-name>`
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