# Part 2: Stop & Delete

In the second part of this exercise, you will learn how to stop a Fleet Job that is part of a Fleet Plan and how to delete the Fleet Plan object. This includes stopping the Fleet Job and deleting the Fleet Plan object.

## What Will You Do  
In Part 2, the focus will be on stopping the Fleet Job and deleting the Fleet Plan object. The following tasks are involved:

- Stopping the Fleet Job
- Deleting the Fleet Plan.

Select a method to stop and delete your Fleet Plan for EKS clusters from the tabs below.

## Stopping the Fleet Job  
In this step, we will halt a Fleet Job that is part of a Fleet Plan.

- Select the Fleet Plan that you wish to stop, regardless of whether it is in progress or waiting state.
- Click on the `stop` button as shown below.

- After clicking on the "Stop" button, the status of the job will change to `Cancelled`, and the overall status of the Fleet Plan will also be updated to `Cancelled`.

## Deleting the Fleet plan.  
In this step, we will delete the Fleet Plan.

- Navigate to the Fleet Plan page.
- Select the Fleet Plan that you want to delete.
- Click on the `Delete` icon.

In this step, we will utilize RCTL CLI to send a command to the controller, allowing us to stop the Fleet Job that is in either the `in progress` or `waiting` state. Additionally, we will explore the process of deleting the Fleet Plan.

To stop the Fleet Job, execute the following command:

|     |     |
| --- | --- |
| ```<br>1<br>``` | ```<br>./rctl cancel fleetplan <name> <jobname><br>``` |

To delete the Fleet Plan, execute the following command:

|     |     |
| --- | --- |
| ```<br>1<br>``` | ```<br>./rctl delete fleetplan <name><br>``` |

## Recap  
In this section, you have successfully deleted a Fleet Plan and stopped a Fleet Job using both the UI and RCTL CLI methods.