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As you all know, PCI is either in scope or not in scope. I would love to use this template PCI conformance pack all in the Console but the console doesnt give me the option to add a Scope of resources and more specifically ones I tag as 'in scope' for pci.
Here is an example of the first rule in your conformance pack. I added the scope and it registers greatly in the console to now even display the scope. To have any way to force this, I have to add a Scope: section for every resource listed in the YAML as well as having to fork it and upload a custom one.
Add the ability to add custom scope to any rule/conformance pack by tags, as they are super powerful and easy to mark up resources as all of us know.
Make a default scope in the yaml instead of me having to 'reuse' code on every single resource instead of only updating a resource when the resource is to overwrite or add to the tag I have in global scope.
I went to AWS Summit NYC this week and learned about AWS Config for this purpose and I wish I knew this was a current limitation as I could have brought it up there.
Thank you!
Anthony Affee
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Hi,
As you all know, PCI is either in scope or not in scope. I would love to use this template PCI conformance pack all in the Console but the console doesnt give me the option to add a Scope of resources and more specifically ones I tag as 'in scope' for pci.
Here is an example of the first rule in your conformance pack. I added the scope and it registers greatly in the console to now even display the scope. To have any way to force this, I have to add a
Scope:
section for every resource listed in the YAML as well as having to fork it and upload a custom one.Two suggestions:
Add the ability to add custom scope to any rule/conformance pack by tags, as they are super powerful and easy to mark up resources as all of us know.
Make a default scope in the yaml instead of me having to 'reuse' code on every single resource instead of only updating a resource when the resource is to overwrite or add to the tag I have in global scope.
I went to AWS Summit NYC this week and learned about AWS Config for this purpose and I wish I knew this was a current limitation as I could have brought it up there.
Thank you!
Anthony Affee
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: