AMS recommends the following tags on supported resources. Starred (*) tags are highly recommended.
Note
You can use tags to schedule patching. For information, see AMS Advanced Patch Orchestrator: a tag-based patching model.
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Unconstrained. |
Identify the applications that will reside on, or require access to, the resource. This facilitates tracking and communications between AMS and you. |
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Distinguish between development, test, and production infrastructure as the environment for the resource. | |
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Distribution list email address |
Identify the distribution list email address for the team responsible for the resource. The email should not be a personal email; it must be an anonymous email like a distribution list. |
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Unconstrained |
Identify which controls and policies should be applied to the resource. |
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Identify the cost center or business unit associated with a resource (typically for cost allocation and tracking). | |
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Used by AMS customers that have resources from multiple customers (AMS sub-customers). To group resources in the managed environment into the specific customer they are serving. Identify a specific client on a particular group of resources or services. | |
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Identify the specific data-confidentiality level a resource supports. Identify which controls and policies should be applied to the resource. | |
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Identify the date or time a resource should be started, stopped, deleted, or rotated. | |
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Identify the team responsible for the resource. Facilitates communication with the team responsible for the resource. | |
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You have two options:
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What resources to include in an automated patching maintenance window. |
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Unconstrained |
Identify the projects the resource supports. |
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One of six possible acronyms for Confidentiality, Integrity, or Availability; the order of the acronym is the priority. For example, I.C.A. would mean the order is Integrity, Confidentiality, Availability. Other acceptable values are C.I.A., C.A.I., I.A.C., A.C.I., and A.I.C. |
Identify which type of support should be priority: Confidentiality, Integrity, or Availability. |
