Automating tagging for resources created by AWS Service Catalog
Cloud Financial Management Blog
This article is about automating the process of tagging AWS resources created through AWS Service Catalog with account-level tags. It provides a solution to ensure consistent tagging across multiple AWS accounts by propagating account tags to resources provisioned from Service Catalog portfolios.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Benefits of tagging resources with account tags, including simplified tagging, reduced maintenance, reliable operations, and improved user experience.
- Prerequisites for implementing the solution, such as necessary AWS accounts, permissions, and Service Catalog usage.
- Overview of the solution's architecture, involving EventBridge rules, Lambda functions, and cross-account access to retrieve account tags.
- Detailed walkthrough of deploying the solution using CloudFormation templates in the Management account and delegated administrator accounts.
- Understanding the functionality of the Lambda functions for tag association and cost allocation tag status updates.
- Steps to clean up and remove all resources created by the solution.
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