Open AWSmith0216 opened 3 years ago
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This is a huge problem. Any time line for fix?
Created in 2021 and still not resolved, how does Redhat Team expect for enterprise customers to use this product with a fully policy management enabled on our subscription?
We just released documentation around how to get resources tagged through Azure policy. The documentation is located here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/openshift/howto-tag-resources
The documentation shared in the previous comment is helpful only for adding tags post-creation. There might be policies in place that would prevent the creation of new resource groups without certain mandatory tags configured. In such cases, we wouldn't be able to create the cluster.
I'm creating an Azure Red Hat OpenShift cluster using 'az aro create'. The creation works fine, and I get the 'OpenShift cluster' object in my resource group. On that object the '--tags' I pass in are set properly.
However, the 'aro-xxxxxx' resource group that is created to contain all the cluster resources does not have those tags set on the resource group or any of the objects it contains. My assumption would be that the provided tags would be applied to all of those generated objects.