How to tag ClientVPN resources?

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Hi there

I'm working on having all elements of architecture we use on AWS to be tagged so we can properly see what price we pay per application we run. For that, we use 3 tags - Env, Role, and State. For the "Client VPN endpoints" service I've added these tags - https://monosnap.com/file/sAvBZv1noNKs4FZDcOh2rqlp9UzTKZ I've also tagged 2 ENI that VPN use - https://monosnap.com/file/fVMbQN3SFV8DkHU4gBA7txKtFG0GBH

But when I filter my resources in Cost Explorer by "No tag key: Env" I see these (https://monosnap.com/file/DOv4aTS8RcGbejlEg3GcArtiWi7Brh) as not tagged:

  • USE1-ClientVPN-EndpointHours
  • USE1-ClientVPN-ConnectionHours

Please let me know what I'm missing to tag the VPN service properly.

  • I get your point; the services you tagged aren't showing up as tagged in Cost Explorer, even though you tagged them during creation. The two resources aren't sharing the "Env" tag in the filter. I'll replicate this issue on my account to investigate further.

  • Hello, did you find a solution for it? I have the exactly same task/problem. For a few service I found confirmation that they are untaggable (for billing purposes) but found no such thing for this 2 costs you mentioned

Gridics
asked 3 months ago141 views
3 Answers
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Hi there!,

To ensure your user-defined cost allocation tags are recognized for billing purposes, it's essential to activate them within your AWS account. Detailed instructions for activating these tags can be found by following the guide available at the AWS Documentation: Activating User-Defined Cost Allocation Tags. This step is crucial for enabling AWS to track your usage and costs associated with these tags accurately.

Note: It can then take up to 24 hours for tag keys to activate.

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answered 3 months ago
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Hello,

Are your tags active in Cost allocation tags ?

Thanks

answered 3 months ago
  • Hi Abhinav, yes, they are. All other my resources are properly tagged and I can group them in cost explorer by those tags.

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Hello,

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You have to select "Env" and then "pr1" in place of "no tag key:env" You can refer to the above image as well in which I have selected "Usage" for you it will be "ENV" and then I selected "Dev" for you it will be "PR1"

Thanks

answered 3 months ago
  • Hi Abhinav, I know how to use filtering and you, probably. have not got the point I'm trying to highlight. Please check my original screenshot - https://monosnap.com/file/DOv4aTS8RcGbejlEg3GcArtiWi7Brh

    There I'm filtering resources that still do not have the "Env" tag populated and I'm wondering what I'm missing since per my original post, I believe I tagged all that needed to have USE1-ClientVPN-EndpointHours USE1-ClientVPN-ConnectionHours be tagged properly. I've just asked GPT and the answer was that it's not possible - https://monosnap.com/file/1exNvFVF1rV6Joa6BvKTsqzqT9LQVi

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