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-title: Naming AWS resources
-last_reviewed_on: 2023-10-11
-review_in: 12 months
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-We use [AWS for hosting](../standards/hosting.html).
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-An agreed naming convention helps us to understand our environment better and the function of various resources running across the estate at a quick glance.
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-## Importance
-A defined naming convention with defined values gives us greater ability to automate at scale making management and administration easier.
-A defined naming convention with fixed character lengths also improves our ability to easily define security monitoring use cases thereby making monitoring and response proactive.
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-## Convention
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-1. `Directorate/Programme`: This refers to the directorate and or programme to which the resource relates to. Abbreviations will be used to identify ones that exist
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-2. `Environment`: This refers to the environment or deployment stage of the resource, such as "dev" for development, "stg" for staging, or "prod" for production.
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-3. `Region`: This represents the geographic region where the resource is deployed, such as "us-west-1" for the western United States, "eu-central-1" for central Europe, or "ap-southeast-1" for Southeast Asia.
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-4. `Resource`: This denotes the type of resource being named, such as "app" for an application, "db" for a database, or "lb" for a load balancer. Abbreviations will be used to identify various resource types
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-5. `Application/Function/Service`: This specifies the function or purpose of the resource. It could also depict the application or service name such as "publisher" , “router”, “signon”.
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-6. `InstanceID`: This is a unique identifier for the specific instance of the resource. A 2 digit numerical value will be used.
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-### Example
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-Putting it all together, here's an example of a resource name using this convention [Directorate]-[Environment]-[Region]-[Resource]-[Function]-[InstanceID]
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-govuk-prod-eu-west-1-eks-signon-01
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-This name indicates that it is a GOVUK production environment resource deployed in the EU West region. It is a container on an EKS cluster for the signon application, and it is the first instance of this resource.
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-## Abbreviations
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-### Directorate/Program
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-Max Character Length: 5
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-|Directorate/Program|Abbreviation|
-|---|---|
-|GOVUK|GOV|
-|Digital Services Platform|DSP|
-|Product & Technology|PRO|
-|One Login|ONE|
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-### Environment
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-Max Character Length: 4
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-The following options reflect the current environments we have within GOV.UK. Abbreviations will be preset into regex rule for AWS config to look for name violations
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-|Environment|Abbreviation|
-|---|---|
-|Production|prod|
-|Staging|stag|
-|Integration|intg|
-|Tools|tool|
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-### Region
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-Max Character Length: 9
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-The following options reflect the permitted regions allowed within GOV.UK. Abbreviations will be preset into regex rule for AWS config to look for name violations
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-|Environment|Abbreviation|
-|---|---|
-|Europe (Ireland)|eu-west-1|
-|Europe (London)|eu-west-2|
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-### Resource
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-Max Character Length: 3
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-|Resource|Abbreviation|
-|---|---|
-|Application|app|
-|Database|db|
-|Load Balancer|lb|
-|Security Tool|sec|
-|Networking|net|
-|Kubernetes |eks|
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-###Application/Function/Service
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-Max Character Length: 15
-Type: String
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-### Instance ID
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-Max Character Length: 3
-Type: Integer
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-Example : 001, 002, etc
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-## References
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-This is based on:
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Operating systems for virtual machines
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- Naming AWS resources
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