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Assign tags to multiple resources

The Assign Tags wizard lets you assign up to 10 tags to multiple resources of the same type in a single action.

Before you begin​

  • You have at least 1 tag in the catalog. If you do not, see Create a tag.

📝 Note: Each Assign Tags action applies to one resource type only. If you need to tag several types, repeat the wizard for each one. K8S Cluster appears as two separate tabs: K8s Managed Cluster and K8s Dedicated Cluster.

Step 1: Open the Assign Tags wizard​

There are two ways to open it:

  • From the Tagging page: click Actions ▾ → Assign Tags.
  • From the Resources tab: click the Assign tag link on the card for the resource type you want to tag.

The Actions button on the Tagging page

Step 2: Select resources​

  1. Select the resource-type tab (VPC, Instance, Storage Disk, Subnet, Security Group, Floating IP, Load Balancer, K8s Managed Cluster, K8s Dedicated Cluster, Database Cluster).
  2. Select a VPC from the dropdown and Managed by if you need to filter further.
  3. Search resources by name if needed.
  4. Check the resources you want to tag.

Step 1 — Select resources

📝 Note: If you check a resource of a different type than the one currently selected, the current selection is reset and only the new resource is kept.

  1. Click Next ›.

Step 3: Choose tags​

  1. Search tags by name if needed.
  2. Select the tags you want to assign.
  3. Check the count in the x/10 selected indicator.

Step 2 — Choose tags

📝 Note: The limit is 10 tags per action. When you reach the limit, the indicator turns red and the remaining tags are disabled.

  1. Click Next ›.

Step 4: Review and apply​

  1. Review the list of tags to be assigned (the colored chips).
  2. Review the resource list in the review table.
  3. If a yellow warning banner appears (some tags overlap with tags inherited from a K8S Cluster), see Handle duplicate tags below.
  4. Click Apply.

Step 3 — Review & Apply

Result​

The tags are assigned to all selected resources. The Tags column in the Instances list and the Resources tab reflect the change immediately.

Handle duplicate tags​

If the wizard shows the yellow banner "Some tags are already inherited from a cluster", it means some of the resources you selected already have this tag through inheritance from a K8S Cluster.

You can still click Apply — the tag will be assigned as a direct tag alongside the inherited one. However, the resource will then have two records of the same tag.

To avoid duplicates: cancel the wizard, open the Manage tags drawer on each Instance to review the inherited tab, then select only the tags that are not yet inherited.