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Tagging your Amazon ECS resources - Amazon Elastic Container Service

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Tagging Amazon ECS resources - Amazon Elastic Container Service View a markdown version of this page Tagging Amazon ECS resources - Amazon Elastic Container Service Documentation Amazon ECS Developer Guide How resources are tagged Tagging resources on creation Restrictions Amazon ECS-managed tags Use tags for billing Tagging Amazon ECS resources To help you manage your Amazon ECS resources, you can optionally assign your own metadata to each resource using tags . Each tag consists of a key and an optional value . You can use tags to categorize your Amazon ECS resources in different ways, for e

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