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Service resource labels
In this article you will learn about labels, their use cases, and the services labels are supported in.

Service resource labels

Most {{ yandex-cloud }} services support resource labeling.

A label is a key-value pair in <label_name>=<label_value> format. You can use labels to break resources into logical groups.

{% include tags-restrictions %}

Label usage examples {#examples}

  • Viewing service usage details by labels.

    For example, you can view the {{ ml-platform-name }} spending details.

  • Searching for resources belonging to the same project, owner, environment, etc.

    For example, you can use the project:app label to find the {{ yandex-cloud }} resources used in the app project.

  • Grouping resources by various criteria, such as project, team, environment, application, etc.

    For example, you can use the environment:production and environment:test labels to mark {{ yandex-cloud }} resources as belonging to the production and test environments.

  • Automating actions with a resource group, such as launching, stopping, or deleting the labeled resources.

    For example, you can manage a resource group using {{ sf-full-name }}.

Services that support labels {#services}

{% note info %}

Some service resources do not support labels, and some interfaces may not display them. For example, resource labels may not be visible in the management console interface or {{ cloud-center }} interface.

{% endnote %}

Infrastructure and network {#infra}

Data platform {#data-platform}

Containers {#containers}

Serverless computing {#serverless}

Security {#security}

Developer tools {#developer-tools}

Resource monitoring and management {#resources-operations}

See also {#see-also}

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