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We see the need also. Reason is that EKS is currently showing up as untagged costs. |
Given the importance of tags to managing AWS resources how does this keep getting overlooked on new AWS services? |
Yes @praveenchandran - we are working on this. Feature details Note |
glad it's being worked on - we'll use it when it's ready. Any ETA ? 2019 ? 2020 ? thanks ! |
@AlexHornDev coming soon! |
Amazon EKS now supports adding AWS tags to your clusters. These tags can be used to control access to the EKS API for managing the cluster using IAM. Note Tags added to an EKS cluster are specific to the AWS EKS cluster resource, they do not propagate to other AWS resources used by the cluster such as EC2 instances or load balancers. Today, cluster tagging is supported for all new and existing EKS clusters via the AWS API, Console, and SDKs. Support for tagging clusters using CloudFormation and the eksctl command line tool is coming soon. We are updating the AWS console to support adding tags to EKS clusters. This change takes a little while to deploy and will become available region by region over the next week. Links |
fantastic !!! nice work !!! |
@tabern Any chance this can get propagated to cloudformation? It'd be convenient for implementation in |
aws-cloudformation/cloudformation-coverage-roadmap#200 - Looks like it's tracked here if anyone else finds this thread first as I did. |
Hello,
Are there any plans to enable tagging for EKS clusters ?
Thanks
Praveen Chandran
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