Tag is a cloud resource management tool that exists in the format of
key:values. It can be associated with most of your Tencent Cloud resources, greatly simplifying resource categorization, search, and aggregation.In Terraform, a resource tag is defined through Map:resource "tencentcloud_instance" "cvm" {tags = {key1: "val1",key2: "val2"}}
Tag code implementation
A resource tag can be added via TencentCloud API in two ways. One is using the
CreateAPI parameter:rsType := "instance"request := cvm.NewRunInstanceRequest()request.TagSpecification = append(request.TagSpecification, &cvm.TagSpecification{ResourceType: &rsType,Tags: []*cvm.Tag{{Key: &key,Value: &value,},},})
Currently, only certain resource creation APIs support passing in tags, with different data structures. To unify the management of the tag code, the second way is used, that is, calling the tag API after creation for association. The input parameter is the six-segment resource description in the following format:
qcs:<project_id, which is left empty here>:<Module>:<Region>:<Account/UIN>:<Resource/ID>
For example, to modify the tag associated with a VPC instance, use the following input parameter:
qcs::vpc:ap-singapore:uin/:vpc/vpc-xxxxxxxx
In the code, just call the encapsulated
ModifyTags:package mainfunc ResourceTencentCloudVPCUpdate(d *schema.ResourceData, meta interface{}) {ctx := context.TODO()region := meta.(*TencentCloudClient).apiV3Conn.Regionid := d.Id()resourceName := fmt.Sprintf("qcs::vpc:%s:uin/:vpc/%s", region, id)replaceTags, deleteTags := diffTags(oldTags.(map[string]interface{}), newTags.(map[string]interface{}))if err := tagService.ModifyTags(ctx, resourceName, replaceTags, deleteTags); err != nil {return err}}
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