update-history-change update-history-description update-history-date Resource groups can now be
used by Amazon VPC Network Access Analyzer to monitor unwanted network traffic to your AWS resources.
You can use AWS Resource Groups to specify the sources and destinations for your network access requirements.
December 3, 2021
Added support for resources of
AWS Resilience Hub (p. 86) AWS Resource Groups now supports including resources for AWS Resilience Hub in a resource group.
November 18, 2021
Added support for resources of
Amazon Pinpoint (p. 86) AWS Resource Groups now supports including resources for Amazon Pinpoint in a resource group.
November 11, 2021
Added support for resource groups that are configured and managed by AWS Service Catalog AppRegistry (p. 86)
AWS Resource Groups now supports resource groups that contain service configurations for resources in applications that you create by usingAWS Service Catalog AppRegistry. For Amazon OpenSearch Service in a resource group.
August 11, 2021
Added support for resources of
AWS Braket (p. 86) AWS Resource Groups now supports including resources for AWS Braket in a resource group.
June 30, 2021 for Amazon EMR containers in a resource group. for the following services in a resource group: Amazon
Added chapter on security and
compliance. (p. 86) Discusses how Resource Groups protects your information and complies with regulatory standards.
July 30, 2020
Added support for resource groups that are configured for AWS services (p. 86)
You can now create resource groups that are associated with an AWS service and that configure how the service can interact with the resources that are in the group. In this first release of the feature, you can create a resource group that contains Amazon EC2 capacity reservations and then launch Amazon EC2 instances into the group. If there's capacity in one or more of the group's reservations that match your instance, then that instance uses the reservation. If the instance doesn't match any available reservations in the group, then it launches as an on-demand instance. For more information, see Working with capacity reservation groups in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances.
July 29, 2020
Added support for AWS IoT
Greengrass resources. (p. 86) More resource types are now supported by AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor.
March 25, 2020
View operations data for AWS
Resource Groups (p. 86) In the AWS Systems Manager console, the AWS Resource Groups page displays operations data for a selected group on four tabs: Details, Config, CloudTrail, OpsItems. These tabs are not available when viewing a group in the Resource Groups console. You can use the information on these tabs to help you understand which resources in a group are compliant and working correctly and which resources require action. If you need to take action on a resource, you can use Systems Manager Automation Resource Groups in the AWS Systems Manager User Guide.
March 16, 2020
Check for compliance with tag
policies (p. 86) After you create and attach tag policies to accounts using AWS Organizations, you can find noncompliant tags on resources in your organization's accounts.
November 26, 2019
Support for more resource
types (p. 86) More resource types are now supported by AWS Resource for groups based on an AWS CloudFormation stack.
August 5, 2019
New resource types
supported by AWS Resource Groups (p. 86)
Amazon API Gateway REST APIs, Amazon CloudWatch Events events, and Amazon SNS topics are now supported resource types in AWS Resource Groups.
June 27, 2019
Tag Editor now supports finding
untagged resources (p. 86) You can now search for resources in Tag Editor that do not have tag values applied for a specific tag key.
June 18, 2019
New resource types supported by AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor (p. 86)
Over 50 new resource types have been added to AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor support.
June 6, 2019
AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor console moves out of AWS Systems Manager console (p. 86)
The AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor console is now independent from the Systems Manager console. Although you can still find pointers to the AWS Resource Groups console in the Systems Manager left navigation bar, you can open the Resource Groups and Tag Editor console directly from the drop-down menu at the upper left of the AWS Management Console. and Tag Editor tools are no longer available (p. 86)
Mentions of older, classic, or legacy Resource Groups and Tag Editor have been removed; these tools are no longer available in AWS. Use AWS Resource Groups and Tag Editor instead.
May 14, 2019
Tag Editor now supports tagging resources across multiple regions (p. 86)
Tag Editor now lets you search for and manage tags of resources across multiple regions, with your current region added to resource queries by default.
May 2, 2019
Tag Editor now supports exporting query results to a CSV (p. 86)
You can export the results of a query on the Find Resources to tag page to a CSV-formatted file. A new Region column is shown in Tag Editor query results. Tag Editor now lets you search for resources that have empty values for a specific tag key. Tag key values auto-complete as you type a unique value among existing keys.
April 2, 2019
Tag Editor now supports adding all resource types to a query (p. 86)
You can apply tags to up to 20 individual resource types in a single operation, or you can choose All resource types to query all resource types in a region. Autocompletion has been added to the Tag key field of a query to help enable consistent tag keys among resources. If tag changes fail on some resources, you can retry tag changes on just resources for which tag changes failed.
March 19, 2019