Adding and editing policies
This topic describes how to create and edit policies in BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management. You can edit a policy to add a condition, remove a condition, or change a condition in the policy.
This topic contains the following sections:
Overview
Policies match tags between
- Service blueprints and available resources
 - Tenants and available resources
 
Policies applied to service blueprints
When you apply policies to a service blueprint and then provision a service instance based on that blueprint, tag matching dictates which resources are used for the service instance.For a service blueprint, you can create the following types of policies:Policy Type  | Purpose  | 
|---|---|
Compute pool  | Controls which resource pools are used when provisioning a service instance.  | 
Network  | Controls the placement of network interfaces when provisioning a service instance. Network policies are required when using tags to match network interfaces in the service blueprint to networks in the network container.  | 
Network container  | Controls which network container a service instance is provisioned within. This is useful when a tenant has more than one network container available.  | 
PaaS pool  | Controls which PaaS resource pools are used when provisioning a service instance.  | 
Virtual disk repository  | Controls what storage is available on a virtual disk repository pool when provisioning a service instance.  | 
Policies applied to tenants
You can create policies that map tenants to resources. This lets you control which resources are used when provisioning a service instance requested by a specific tenant user. Policies based on tenant tags are useful only when two or more tenants share a network container but require different resource pools.Before you begin
Create tag groups and tags.
Tag objects in BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management, as described in Assigning-a-tag-to-an-object.
To add or edit a policy
- From the BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management Administration console, click the vertical Workspaces menu on the left side of the window and select Service Governor.
The Service Governor workspace opens. - Under Quick Links on the left, click the policy type under Policies that you want to add or edit. For example, click Compute Pools.

 - In the Edit Condition work area, select an item from the 
 list:- Match All — Must match all of the tags specified in all of the conditions.
 - Match Any — Match any of the tags specified in any of the conditions.
 
 - Create a condition:
A condition is satisfied if any of the tags from the selected Tag Source are in the selected Tag Group and match a tag of a resource.- Click Add condition 
. - Under Tag Source, select an item from the 
 list:- Service Blueprint — Indicates that you want to match tags applied to service blueprints.
 - Tenant — Indicates that you want to match tags applied to tenants.
 
 - Under Tag Group, using the 
list, select a tag group to which the tag source must belong. 
 - Click Add condition 
 - Continue adding conditions as needed to the policy by clicking Add condition and creating a condition.
You can remove a condition by clicking the delete condition icon
next to the condition that you want to delete. - Click Save.
You must click Save before switching to a different policy type under Quick Links on the left. 
The policy is now active.
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