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⋮ row menu with two actions — Edit Project and Delete. This page covers both.
Open the row menu
In Team & Projects → Projects, find the project and click the⋮ on the right of its row.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Edit Project | Opens a dialog to rename the project and/or change its description |
| Delete | Permanently deletes the project. Disabled / blocked for the Default project (see below) and any project with attached resources |
Edit a project — rename and description
Click Edit Project. The dialog is the same shape as Create New Project, prefilled with the current values:| Field | Editable? |
|---|---|
| Name | Yes — type a new name and save. The change applies immediately; the project picker, the Members list, and every API response that returns the project name update on next page load |
| Description | Yes — free-form, no length cap |
Default badge stays attached even after a rename, because Default is determined by the project’s role in the account (the always-available fallback), not by its name.
Delete a project
Click Delete from the row’s⋮ menu. A confirmation dialog asks you to type the project name to proceed.
Two hard rules
Clearing a project before delete
To delete a non-Default project that still has resources, you need to remove the resources first. Two paths:| Path | When to use |
|---|---|
| Delete each resource from its own product | Simplest if the resources are no longer needed. Open Compute → delete each VM, then Networking → delete each VPC, etc. |
| Migrate to another project | Today there’s no “move resource to another project” action. To migrate, recreate in the target — for VMs, snapshot the source then restore the snapshot in the target project. For Object Storage, copy buckets via the S3 API |
What gets cleaned up
When a project is successfully deleted:- Member project-role grants on this project are removed. Members who had only this project as their Project Access end up as account-only members (or with no access at all if they had no other grants).
- Audit-log entries referencing the project are kept for compliance — the entries continue to exist, just refer to a project ID that no longer resolves to a current project.
- The project’s name is freed for reuse — you can immediately create another project with the same name.
Who can edit / delete projects
A member needs the right account permission to use these actions:| Action | Required permission | Holders |
|---|---|---|
| Edit Project | account.projects.manage | Owner, Admin, plus any Custom account role that includes it |
| Delete Project | account.projects.delete | Owner only by default — Admin does not include account.projects.delete (look at the Admin role’s permission list and you’ll see this one is OFF). To delegate, create a Custom account role with account.projects.delete enabled |
Related
Create a project
Walk the Create New Project dialog.
Projects and scoping
How project scope affects resources and API calls.
Permissions matrix
Which roles include
account.projects.manage and account.projects.delete.