Tagging policy
A tagging policy is a rule that says which tag key resources should carry and how to work out its value from the resource's own details, for example setting Application from a name pattern. Several policies can feed the same key, with a priority order deciding ties. Why it matters: It turns a tagging standard on paper into tags that actually exist.
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