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There may be no services at large that don’t support tagging (certainly was historically not the case though), but there a hundreds of resources that don’t. Fu
by jen20 3y ago
There may be no services at large that don’t support tagging (certainly was historically not the case though), but there a hundreds of resources that don’t.
Furthermore, tagging is restrictable by IAM, is often co-opted by finance for cost allocation, and is subject to often-bizarre limits about what the content can be (even more so across providers).
Finally, how would you manage tags as an actual resource themselves in this model?
- cyberax 3y agoFor resources that don't support tagging or user-defined naming, you'll need state. > Furthermore, tagging is restrictable by IAM, is often co-opted by finance for cost allocation, and is subject to often-bizarre limits about what the content can be (even more so across providers). You can fix your IAM. Cost allocation tags are treated specially. > Finally, how would you manage tags as an actual resource themselves in this model? Why would you do that?