systemd-machine-tag@.service - Man Page
Add a machine tag to the host
Synopsis
systemd-machine-tag@.service
Description
systemd-machine-tag@TAG.service is a service template that adds the machine tag TAG (taken from the instance name) to the host's list of machine tags. Whenever an instance of this template is pulled in, the corresponding tag is added; the operation is idempotent, so pulling it in repeatedly has no further effect.
The primary use of this template is automatic, hardware-driven tagging: the SYSTEMD_MACHINE_TAG udev property, when set on a device, causes the matching instance of this template to be pulled in (via SYSTEMD_WANTS=), so that plugging in or detecting a specific device automatically tags the host. See systemd.device(5) for details on the SYSTEMD_WANTS= mechanism.
Machine tags may be inspected and edited with the tags verb of hostnamectl(1), and are stored in the TAGS= field of machine-info(5). Each tag must be 1...255 characters long and consist only of ASCII alphanumeric characters, "-" and ".".
Added in version 262.
See Also
systemd(1), hostnamectl(1), systemd-hostnamed.service(8), machine-info(5), udev(7)
Referenced By
systemd.directives(7), systemd.index(7).