Amazon ECS and Amazon Fargate enables resources tagging

AWS Fargate is a compute engine for Amazon ECS a highly scalable, high-performance Container Service which enables you to execute Containers that gives a standard route to package your application's code, configurations, and dependencies within a single object without having to handle servers or clusters. You do not have to provision, configure, and scale clusters of virtual machines to run containers by using AWS Fargate. AWS Fargate discards the require to pick server types, determine when to scale your clusters, or optimize cluster packing. Additionally, it also detaches the want for you to communicate with or suppose about servers or clusters. AWS Fargate allows you to emphasis on creating and executing your applications rather of handling the infrastructure which executes them.

Now you can label your Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate resources like tasks, services, task definitions, clusters, and container instances. Resource tagging allows you to assign cost, boost visibility into your workloads, effortlessly seek and spot your containerized applications, execute programmatic infrastructure management activities, and explain fine-grained resource-level authorizations. It is easy to handle the whole infrastructure and the underlying cost in a systematic manner with the help of resource tagging. With the ECS APIs and Console, you can label your ECS resources at inception or at execution. You will require to opt-in to new Amazon Resource Names (ARN) and resource identifiers (ID) formats to get benefit of tagging for tasks, container instances and services.