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version: 1.0
submitted_by: yelghali
published_date: tbd
category: cloud
tags:
- operations
- compute
- kubernetes
- role:software-engineer
- size:small
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# Tag resources

## Description
Getting the right information and insights at the right time is important for producing reports about performance and resource utilization.

## Solution
Set tags on your cloud resources at the infrastructure level, to enable monitoring of your applications overall performance.


## SCI Impact
`SCI = (E * I) + M per R`
[Software Carbon Intensity Spec](https://grnsft.org/sci)

Regarding the SCI equation, tagging resource does not impact carbon emissions directly ; however it is a best practice that enables measurements and improvements.


## Assumptions
Naming conventions, and tagging governance is implemented.

## Considerations
Leverage Automation and infrastructure as code to help you implement an efficient and consistent tagging policy.