Configure Assignment Rules
In FinOps for Cloud, you can add new assignment rules from the Configure assignment rules option on the Pools or Resource page.
Configuring new assignment rules
To configure new assignment rules:
Do one of the following:
On the Pools page, select Configure assignment rules and then select Add.
On the Resources page, select a resource. Then, on the resource details page, select Add assignment rule
In the Name field, enter a name for the new resource assignment rule.
In Conditions, select the conditions that must be fulfilled for the rule to become applicable. The following conditions are available:
Name/ID starts with
string value
Matches resources where the name or ID begins with the specified value.
Name/ID ends with
string value
Matches resources where the name or ID ends with the specified value.
Name/ID is
string value
Matches resources with an exact name or ID match.
Name/ID contains
string value
Matches resources where the name or ID contains the specified substring.
Tag is
key-value pair
Matches resources with a tag that matches both the specified key and value.
Tag exists
key-value pair
Matches resources that have a tag with the specified key.
Tag value starts with
key-value pair
Matches resources with a tag value starting with the specified value for the given key.
Source is
selected row
Matches resources from a selected data source. Options are presented in a dropdown for selecting the source.
Resource type is
string value
Matches resources where the resource type contains the specified value.
Region is
string value
Matches resources where the region contains the specified value.
Add more conditions as relevant.
In Assign to, the matching resource is included in the selected target pool and assigned to an owner. You can change the values as relevant.
Select Create.
When a new rule is added, it is always prioritized across the organization. This means that any discovered resources will first be checked against the conditions of this new rule. If a resource does not meet the new rule's conditions, then it will be checked against the remaining rules in descending order until a matching rule is found.
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