kosli tag

Tag a resource in Kosli with key-value pairs.

Synopsis

kosli tag RESOURCE-TYPE RESOURCE-ID [flags]

Tag a resource in Kosli with key-value pairs.
use —set to add or update tags, and —unset to remove tags.

Flags

Flag	Description
-D, --dry-run	[optional] Run in dry-run mode. When enabled, no data is sent to Kosli and the CLI exits with 0 exit code regardless of any errors.
-h, --help	help for tag
--set stringToString	[optional] The key-value pairs to tag the resource with. The format is: key=value
--unset strings	[optional] The list of tag keys to remove from the resource.

Flags inherited from parent commands

Flag	Description
-a, --api-token string	The Kosli API token.
-c, --config-file string	[optional] The Kosli config file path. (default “kosli”)
--debug	[optional] Print debug logs to stdout.
-H, --host string	[defaulted] The Kosli endpoint. (default “https://app.kosli.com”)
--http-proxy string	[optional] The HTTP proxy URL including protocol and port number. e.g. http://proxy-server-ip:proxy-port
-r, --max-api-retries int	[defaulted] How many times should API calls be retried when the API host is not reachable. (default 3)
--org string	The Kosli organization.
-q, --quiet	[optional] Suppress non-critical warning messages. Errors and normal output are not affected. If both --quiet and --debug are set, --debug wins.

Live Examples in different CI systems

GitHub

View an example of the kosli tag command in GitHub.

In this YAML file

GitLab

View an example of the kosli tag command in GitLab.

In this YAML file

Examples Use Cases

These examples all assume that the flags --api-token, --org, --host, (and --flow, --trail when required), are set/provided.

add/update tags to a flow

kosli tag flow yourFlowName 
	--set key1=value1 
	--set key2=value2 

tag an environment

kosli tag env yourEnvironmentName 
	--set key1=value1 
	--set key2=value2 

add/update tags to an environment

kosli tag env yourEnvironmentName 
	--set key1=value1 
	--set key2=value2 

remove tags from an environment

kosli tag env yourEnvironmentName 
	--unset key1=value1