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Why do I see this? One of your functions doesn’t have any tags associated with it. What does this mean? Every resource in AWS can be tagged. Tags are metadata for your resources and help to understand them better. If a Lambda function isn’t tagged, it becomes harder to reason about it in the future. […]
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One of your functions doesn’t have any tags associated with it.
Every resource in AWS can be tagged. Tags are metadata for your resources and help to understand them better. If a Lambda function isn’t tagged, it becomes harder to reason about it in the future.
You can put information in the name of the function, but tags allow you to add additional data in a more structured form.
Add reasonable tags to your function when you deploy it.
You can use tags for access control and pricing analytics. They also help everyone in your team understand what a function does.
If you need a primer about tagging Lambda functions, this article is a good start.
This rule resolution is part of the Dashbird Serverless Well-Architected Reports tool for AWS. Dashbird features a collection of rules and checks continuously applied to your infrastructure, surfacing ways to improve it. Catch errors and inefficiencies in Lambda and learn the best practice rules for AWS Lambda.
Dashbird is a monitoring, debugging and intelligence platform designed to help serverless developers build, operate, improve, and scale their modern cloud applications on AWS environment securely and with ease.