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I'm looking to understand the best/most efficient way to facilitate lifecycle rules for specific calls within an AWS Connect instance. The organisation has 20+ individual teams. Calls...
I have ssm managed nodes, and for each node, I have a tag called app_version that records the current installed version of our inhouse application. To update our application, I am using a inhouse...
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I would like to use newly released AWS Resource Tagging Standard v1.0.0 of Security Hub to inspect whether the required tags are applied across the AWS account uniformly.
On my understanding,...
This wasn't much of an issue before the price changes around Public IP usage since there were no separate charges. I have several "Service Managed IPs" that are related to Site to Site VPNs. I need to...
How can I tag EC2 Reserved Instances for cost tracking and cost monitoring?
My account is part of Organization which is called Prod(Child) account. I created resource group and tag them all in prod account. When i navigate to cost allocation tag section, there it shows me...
I created User-defined cost allocation tag "customer" on a few years ago.
I have tagged most of our...
I'm in the process of creating a config rule for Noncompliant resources that don't adhere to a custom tagging standard. My current challenge is in automating the remediation process using either...
Hi AWS, I need to create aws SCP that denies creation of EC2 that does not have tags, and allows EC2 creation with specific tag keys pre-defined. We are doing it as part of the FinOps management as we...
asked 5 months ago
Trying to go thru untagged resources, and I see in cost explorer "Savings Plans for Compute usage" listed under No tag key: Name. I tried to update via cli, but still didn't affect it. When I type...
We use a custom tag (cost-center) to better understand our AWS expenses. Is there a way to add a tag to a textract detect_document_text() call? The AWS Cost Explorer included Textract as a service...