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- Sarah_TerryProduct Manager
Hi @Joe Tran,
Tags should already be added as properties for both Elastic Beanstalk and Lambda - are you seeing cases where this isn't happening?
Thanks,
Sarah - Joe_TranAdvisor
Hi, @Sarah Terry. It is not. It is, of course, picking up the tags that get passed down to the EC2 instances the Elastic Beanstalk spins up, but those tags do not appear on the Cloud device representing the environment itself.
- Sarah_TerryProduct Manager
@Joe Tran interesting - it may be a permissions issue. What permissions do you have specified for Elastic Beanstalk? With the following permissions, I'm seeing tags discovered for the cloud resource representing the environment itself:
"elasticbeanstalk:DescribeEnvironments", "elasticbeanstalk:ListTagsForResource",
- Joe_TranAdvisor
Looks like I am missing the "ListTagsForResource", but that action is also missing from the IAM Policy Visual Editor . I think TPTB that control IAM for my organization may have excised anything that didn't pop up as valid via the visual editor.
Thanks, @Sarah Terry. I'll have the aforementioned TPTB re-do the policy.
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