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Abiquo 6.0 introduces tag policies to allow or deny the creation of valid resources with (or without) the defined tags. To work with tag policies, the user will need the additional privileges to:
The administrator can manage tag policies in the Control view in the Tag management section, on the Tag policies tab. The Tag management → Entities tab from previous versions is now the Search tab.   |
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Create a tag policy
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When you are working with a tenant hierarchy, you can define a tag policy at the reseller or key node level and it will apply to tenants at lower levels of the hierarchy. A copy of this tag policy in tenants below your tenant tenant is called a child tag policy. You can allow administrators to modify a child tag policy, to append or remove definitions of key formats or values. This is called the tag policy override functionality.
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Override parent tag policies
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After you create a tag policy, you can check tag compliance on the Compliance report tab. You can filter the Compliance report by the State of the resource (invalid or valid) and search for text in any of the resource attribute columns (e.g. Resource name, Provider type). To sort the Compliance report by the data in a column, click on the column header.   For all resources, the Compliance report displays the following compliance details:
You can select a resource to display details of its Compliance errors.   You can also obtain the Compliance report using the Abiquo API. After you have made changes to your tags and resources, to update the Compliance report, click the refresh button at the bottom of the screen. |
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