Hello
What if i have tens or hundreds of application integrations is there any way to categorize them ?
Hi @melfeqy03 ,
Welcome to Google Cloud Community!
One way to organize your resources is by means of The Google Cloud Resource Hierarchy. This hierarchy helps you manage resources at scale, but it models only a few business dimensions, including organization structure, regions, workload types, and cost centers. The hierarchy lacks the flexibility to layer multiple business dimensions together.
The folder resource - Folder resources can be utilized in different parts of a company, like departments and teams.
For example, top-level folders might represent main departments. Within these, you can add sub-folders for teams, and within those, more sub-folders for various applications.
Departments: Main folders for each department (e.g., Sales, HR).
Teams: Sub-folders within each department for specific teams (e.g., Sales Team A, Recruitment).
Applications: Further sub-folders for applications used by each team (e.g., CRM tools, HR software).
Tags and labels - Labels are a separate way to create annotations for resources. The following table lists some of the differences between tags and labels:
The diagram below represents an example Google Cloud resource hierarchy in its complete form:
I hope the above information is helpful.
