AWS Organizations Tag Policies announces wildcard support for Tag Policies using ALL_SUPPORTED in the Resource element. With this, you can simplify your policy authoring experience and reduce your policy size. You can now specify that your Tag Policy applies to all supported resource types for a given AWS service in a single line, instead of individually adding them to your policy.
Tag Policies enable you to enforce consistent tagging across your AWS accounts with proactive compliance, governance and control. For example, you can define a policy that all EC2 instances with “Environment” tag key must use only “Prod” or “Non-Prod” values. Previously, you had to list each EC2 resource type individually in a Tag Policy, such as instances, volumes, and snapshots. With ALL_SUPPORTED wildcard, you can now apply the same rule to all supported EC2 or S3 resource types in a single line.
You can use this feature via AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface, and AWS Software Development Kit. This feature is available with AWS Organizations Tag Policies in AWS Regions where Tag Policies is available. To learn more, visit Tag Policies documentation.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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