Update tags dynamically

Hello Arik,

We don't have such a feature at the moment in RDM, but we do have a Powershell module. You can read more about it in our documentation here: https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/rdm-powershell/powershell-scripting/

This might be a good start for you. Let us know if this answers your needs, otherwise we would need more information to be able to implement a new feature (for example, is there an API or an export of some sort to get the data from this service deployment map?).

Regards,

I also forgot to mention, but we have synchronizers as well: https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/concepts/advanced-concepts/synchronizers/

I know we have a few that support importing tags (like the EC2 synchronizer), but if for example you`re using Active Directory and the synchronizer does what you need, we could implement a way to synchronize the tags as well.

Regards,

Here is some sample code I got from support on working with tags in RDM using the powershell module:

$ds = Get-RDMDataSource -Name " " # <---- Add your Data Source name appearing in RDM
Set-RDMCurrentDataSource $ds

$rdp = Get-RDMSession | Where-Object {$_.ConnectionType -eq " "} # <---- Add the Type of the Entry you want to add/modify the Tags e.g RDPConfigured or SSHSHELL

foreach ($session in $rdp){

$session.MetaInformation.Keywords = " " # <---- Add the name of the Tag

Set-RDMSession $session
}

Write-Host "Done!"
Update-RDMUI

A couple notes:

1. When you set the keywords it overwrites anything you already had. You can do $tags = $session.MetaInformation.Keywords and use that as a variable when adding your tags back
   1. When you do the $tags= above you will get a single string with all your tags in it separated by spaces, you can use a split command in PowerShell to split them into an array if so desired
2. When adding keywords I've just been doing "tag1" "tag2" "tag3" not sure if there is a more efficient way

The way I plan to use this is to parse the group name and use key words from it. Now that you mention it, I might want to use PowerCLI and grab tags for VM's and put them into RDM as well, thanks for the good idea.