This topic describes how to manage domain names by using tags. For example, a company has 100 domain names that are added to Alibaba Cloud CDN. The domain names are used by the e-commerce, gaming, and entertainment departments to provide marketing, gaming (especially for games A and B), and post-production services. Each department has an executive, whose names are Bob, John, and Tom, respectively.
Configure tags
This company uses the following tags to group and manage domain names. Each tag consists of a key and a value.
Key | Value |
Department | E-commerce, Gaming, and Entertainment |
Service | Marketing, Gaming (Games A and B), and Post-production |
Executive | Bob, John, and Tom |
The company adds the tags to domain names. The following table describes the mappings of domain names, keys, and values.
Domain name | Value (key is Department) | Value (key is Service) | Value (key is Executive) |
domain1 | E-commerce | Marketing | Tom |
domain2 | E-commerce | Marketing | Tom |
domain3 | Gaming | Game A | Bob |
domain3 | Gaming | Game B | Bob |
domain4 | Gaming | Game B | Bob |
domain5 | Gaming | Game B | John |
domain6 | Gaming | Game B | John |
domain7 | Gaming | Game B | John |
domain8 | Entertainment | Post-production | Tom |
domain9 | Entertainment | Post-production | Tom |
domain10 | Entertainment | Post-production | Tom |
Use tags
If you want to search for domain names that are managed by Tom, filter domain names by using the following tag: Executive: Tom.
If you want to search for domain names that belong to the gaming department and are managed by John, filter domain names by using the following tags: Department: Gaming and Executive: John.