Amazon S3: Add Tag To Bucket

Description

This step adds a tag (key-value pair) to an existing S3 bucket. Each bucket can hold up to 50 tags, and if you add a tag with the same key as an existing one, the new value replaces the old value. Use this step in workflows that apply metadata for cost tracking, organize buckets by project or environment, or enforce tagging policies as part of governance automation.

Notes:

• Each S3 bucket has a tag set. A tag set contains all of the tags that are assigned to that bucket. A tag set can contain as many as 50 tags, or it can be empty. Keys must be unique within a tag set, but values in a tag set do not have to be unique. For example, you can have the same value in tag sets named project/Trinity and cost-center/Trinity.

• Within a bucket, if you add a tag that has the same key as an existing tag, the new value overwrites the old value.

Reference

SDK: Tagging

Configurations

Field Name	Description
Step Name	Specify a unique name for the step. The name helps you identify the step in the workflow and makes it easier to debug or link it with other steps.
Connection tab:	For the Amazone S3 connection fields details, click Common Tab: Connection Fields
Input tab:
Input fields
Bucket Name	Specify the name of the bucket to which the tag will be added. This field is mandatory.
Button: Get	Click the button to populate the list of available Buckets.
Tag Key	Specify the tag key, which is the name of the tag. For example, in the tag project/Trinity, the project is the key. This field is mandatory. Note: The tag key is a case-sensitive string that can contain 1 to 128 Unicode characters.
Tag Value	Specify the tag value, which is a required string. For example, in the tag project/Trinity, Trinity is the value. Note: The tag value is a case-sensitive string that can contain from 0 to 256 Unicode characters.