Amazon Service Catalog AutoTags
Note
Amazon Service Catalog does not support AutoTags for Terraform Open Source products.
AutoTags are tags that identify information about the origin of a provisioned resource in Amazon Service Catalog and are automatically applied by Amazon Service Catalog to provisioned resources.
AutoTags include tags for the unique identifiers for portfolio, product, user, product version, and provisioned product. This provides a set of tags that reflect the Amazon Service Catalog structure that customers have configured in the catalog. AutoTags do not count against the customer's 50-tag limit.
Note
Amazon Service Catalog does not support AutoTags for Terraform Open Source products.
Amazon Service Catalog AutoTags can help provide consistent tagging for your resources, which is useful when setting budgets for a portfolio, product, or user. You can also use the AutoTags to identify resources for post-launch operations such as setting Amazon Config rules. AutoTags for your provisioned resources can be viewed in the Tags section of the downstream services used for provisioning, such as Amazon CloudFormation, Amazon EC2, and Amazon S3.
Note
Amazon Service Catalog does not update AutoTags after you apply AutoTags to provisioned resources. If you update the provisioned product to a different product, provisioned artifact, or new launch path, the existing AutoTags still show the original values.
AutoTag details
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aws:servicecatalog:portfolioArn - The ARN of the portfolio from which the provisioned product was launched.
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aws:servicecatalog:productArn - The ARN of the product from which the provisioned product was launched.
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aws:servicecatalog:provisioningPrincipalArn - The ARN of the provisioning principal (user) who created the provisioned product.
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aws:servicecatalog:provisionedProductArn - The provisioned product ARN.
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aws:servicecatalog:provisioningArtifactIdentifier - The ID of the original provisioning artifact (product version).