Managing Tags

• Console
• CLI
• API

• These steps assume that you already have resource results. You got resource results by doing one of the following:

  • You accessed a resource collection from the home page or according to the instructions in Getting a Resource Collection's Details.
  • You performed a free text search and selected the Resources category of results according to the instructions in Performing a Free Text Search
  • You ran an advanced resource query according to the instructions in Running a Custom, Free-Form Query.

  1. (Optional) To further refine the list of resources for which you want to perform bulk actions, select the checkbox next to the resource name in the list of resource results.
  2. Select Actions.
  3. Select Manage tags.
  4. If any resources that you selected can't have their tags managed as part of this bulk action, the Console displays them and the reasons why. Review the list, and then select Next.
  5. Review the tags that already exist and then do one or more of the following:
     • To update the value of a tag key, select Tag value, and then enter a new value.
     • To apply a defined tag, remove a defined tag, or leave a defined tag unchanged, select Action, and then select Apply tag to all selected resources, Remove tag from all selected resources, or Do nothing, as appropriate.
     • To add another defined tag to the selected resources, select + Another tag, and then select the Tag namespace, Tag key, Tag value, and Action.
  6. Select Review.
  7. Review the list of resources and their proposed tag changes, and then select Apply changes.
  8. Select Close.

• Use the bulk-edit command and required parameters to bulk edit tags on resources:

  Command

  CopyTry It

  oci iam tag bulk-edit --compartment-id <compartment_OCID> --bulk-edit-operations <operations_to_bulk_edit_tags_in_JSON_format> --resources <resources_to_tag_in_JSON_format>

  For example:

  oci iam tag bulk-edit --compartment-id ocid1.compartment.oc1..<unique_id> --bulk-edit-operations file://path/to/bulktaggingoperations.json --resources file://path/to/resourcestodelete.json

  For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

• Run the BulkEditTags operation to edit tags on resources in bulk.