Is it possible to create tags programatically and observe the cost per user in cost allocation groups? We are using a single EC2 instance in which quite a number of partners are using, we would like to see their EC2 usage in which mulitiple dockers are running(array jobs)
You mean, One EC2 - Used by multiple users and you want to identify the cost per user per EC2 using tags? I dont think this is natively possible. I assume you are whitelabling some services to clients/user running as docker jobs. You may have to write your own instrumentation to aggregate the cpu cycle for those jobs and base your cost model on that?
@@ValaxyTechnologies How about creating a tag(programmatically) for ec2 with corresponding partner id in the codes present docker , will multiple tag values will be reported in the billing report?
Hi, Is it possible to tags to multiple instance or volumes using CLI. And I would request you to kindly provide an automated script to add tags to AWS resources. And I should say thanks for this video, until I watch this video I am not aware of the Tag Editor option and its usage. With this video I learned a new thing. Thanks for your info. And I have personally replied to your mail. I would request you to give your valuable reply please.
Writing a script for tagging is not easy, as the number of resources that support and dont support is varied, and what we tag(how many per resource). It is quite complex. That is why, resources should be tagged while creation at best.
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I need to create a policy where all the resource creation in AWS will only be possible if a specific tag (CreatedBy) is there. How can I do so?
Hi I'm fresher to Devops and I need to know that how to create tag for AWS resources and I have to save my Billings.
Thank you for this video .Is there any script to add tags to multiple resources in existing aws environment. if yes can you help me with that.
if ec2 instance does not have tags then it should show access denied by using cloudformation template is ths possible
Sir how we can enforce tagging on the resources of aws during creation
Is it possible to create tags programatically and observe the cost per user in cost allocation groups?
We are using a single EC2 instance in which quite a number of partners are using, we would like to see their EC2 usage in which mulitiple dockers are running(array jobs)
You mean,
One EC2 - Used by multiple users and you want to identify the cost per user per EC2 using tags?
I dont think this is natively possible. I assume you are whitelabling some services to clients/user running as docker jobs. You may have to write your own instrumentation to aggregate the cpu cycle for those jobs and base your cost model on that?
@@ValaxyTechnologies How about creating a tag(programmatically) for ec2 with corresponding partner id in the codes present docker , will multiple tag values will be reported in the billing report?
How to add instance id in AWS tags using terraform
Hi, Is it possible to tags to multiple instance or volumes using CLI. And I would request you to kindly provide an automated script to add tags to AWS resources. And I should say thanks for this video, until I watch this video I am not aware of the Tag Editor option and its usage. With this video I learned a new thing. Thanks for your info. And I have personally replied to your mail. I would request you to give your valuable reply please.
Writing a script for tagging is not easy, as the number of resources that support and dont support is varied, and what we tag(how many per resource). It is quite complex. That is why, resources should be tagged while creation at best.
Is it possible to add tags to multiple instance or volumes via CLI
through resource editor api you can do it, or a simple bash script can do it.
@@ValaxyTechnologies can you please provide the script to delete a tag in multiple volumes
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