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   1. Run `cf delete-route DOMAIN-NAME --hostname HOSTNAME` to delete the orphaned route. Replace `DOMAIN-NAME` and `HOSTNAME` with the domain and hostname of the app you deleted.
   
  +Example:
  +<pre class="terminal">$ cf delete-route my-domain.com --hostname my-example-app</pre>
positive.code: This topic explains how to stop and delete apps. 
  
  To run the commands in this topic, you must first install the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (cf CLI). See the [Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface](../../cf-cli/index.html) topics for more information.
  
  When you run a `cf push` command, the following things happen:
  
  1. The cf CLI uploads your code
  1. A buildpack converts it to a single container, called a 'droplet', that can be run on Cloud Foundry as an app
  2. the droplet is used to start the requested number of instances of that app
  3. a route is created, connecting your app to the internet
  
  When deleting apps you need to remember aspects 1 and 3.
  
  Services have a different lifecycle and need to be removed separately.
  
  
  
  ## <a id="stop-start"></a> Stop and Start an App
  
  
negative.code: To delete an app with no services, run `cf delete -r APP-NAME`. Replace `APP-NAME` with the name of the app. The `-r` option instructs the cf CLI to removes routes associated with the app.
  
  Example:
  <pre class="terminal">$ cf delete -r my-example-app</pre>
  
  If you delete an app without the `r` option, you can delete the route manually. 
  
  