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Resource labels

When working with resource labels on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, you might encounter the following issues.

Common issues​

Tags not appearing in cost reports​

Resource labels are applied to your cloud resources but don't appear in your provider's cost reporting tools. This is usually a propagation delay or a cost-reporting configuration gap. To resolve:

  • Allow up to 24 hours for tags to appear in the AWS cost allocation console.
  • For Azure, enable tag inheritance and allow 24 hours for processing.
  • Verify that resources are actively running and generating usage data.

Permission errors​

Tagging fails, or cost data is inaccessible, when the credentials associated with the compute environment lack tagging or billing permissions. To resolve:

  • Ensure the compute environment credentials have the permissions required to tag resources.
  • For Google Cloud, verify billing account administrator access.
  • For Azure, confirm billing profile contributor permissions and permissions to view Cost Management reports.

Missing tag values in cloud provider resources​

Resources launch without the expected tags, or dynamic label values are empty. This usually means the labels aren't attached to the compute environment the workflow ran on. To resolve:

  • Verify that resource labels are applied to the correct compute environment.
  • Check that workflows use the tagged compute environment.
  • For dynamic resource labels, ensure variables use the correct syntax: ${sessionId}, ${userName}, or ${workflowId}.
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