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ECS resource detection processor - add tags #14960
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Still desperately needed. |
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That would be very convenient |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There is a significant disparity between the EC2 resource detection processor and ECS - EC2 supports tag metadata, ECS does not. When creating Fargate ECS tasks, this means you're left with replicating tags as environment variables for label extraction.
Describe the solution you'd like
It could be as simple as modifying the TaskMetadataPath to be
/taskWithTags
. Or, more likely, make it somehow configurable?Describe alternatives you've considered
Replicate the necessary tags as environment variables for label extraction via the env resource detection processor.
Additional context
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