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Resource enrichment rules enrich your resources automatically. Each rule matches a set of resources with a query and applies the enrichment you define — as your resources are discovered and kept up to date, with no manual work. Use them to keep metadata consistent, such as tagging every resource in a given account with an owner, environment, or cost center.

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Creating a Rule

Go to Settings > Resource Enrichment, click New Rule, and complete the wizard:
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Basic Information

Name the rule, choose the resource type it enriches, and optionally add a description.
2

Query Rules

Add filters to select which resources the rule applies to (for example, Technology equals ACR Container Image). Only resources that meet all the criteria are enriched.
3

Actions

Choose an enrichment action and configure it. Today you can add custom tags — one or more key/value pairs, with each key used only once per rule.
Save the rule with Enabled on. It runs immediately against matching resources and stays up to date automatically.

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How Enrichment Works

A rule never overwrites a value it doesn’t own. If a resource already has a conflicting value — set by another rule or by hand — the rule skips it and reports it instead.
Only the rule that applied an enrichment can update it. Conflicting enrichments from other rules are restricted to avoid conflicts.

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Rule Status

After each run, the rule shows a status:
  • Completed — every matched resource was enriched.
  • Partially Applied — some resources were enriched and others failed.
  • Failed — every matched resource failed to be enriched.
Open a rule to see its matched count, last run, and a breakdown of successes and failures per enrichment.

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Managing Rules

From the Resource Enrichment table, use the row menu to Edit, Enable/Disable, or Delete a rule. Disabling a rule stops it from running; the enrichment it already applied to your resources is kept.