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 ## Resource mapping
 
 ### Server group
+
 A Spinnaker **server group** maps to an [Amazon ECS service](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/ecs_services.html#service_concepts).
 
 There are two ways to specify server group settings for Amazon ECS:
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   Specify a pipeline artifact to use as an Amazon ECS task definition for the service. The artifact should be a JSON file in the format of an Amazon ECS [Register Task Definiton request](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/APIReference/API_RegisterTaskDefinition.html). This option also requires that you specify `containerName`:`imageDescription` mappings for each image in your pipeline that you want to be deployed within the service. You can deploy multiple containers (up to 10) per Amazon ECS task using this option.
 
 ### Instance
+
 A Spinnaker **instance** maps to an Amazon ECS [task](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/ecs_run_task.html).  Amazon ECS services manage tasks to ensure desired capacity is reached.
 
 ### Cluster
+
 An [Amazon ECS cluster](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/ECS_clusters.html) does not map to any core Spinnaker concept.  You can choose what cluster you deploy to in your deploy stage parameters.
 
 
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 Scales the desired count for the Amazon ECS service down to 0 instances (tasks), so no instances are running.
 
 ### Resize
-Scales the Amazon ECS service up or down to the desired number of instances (tasks).
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+Scales the Amazon ECS service up or down to the desired number of instances (tasks).
+
+# Resource Naming
+
+From Spinnaker 1.24 the ECS provider can be configured to use either [Frigga](https://github.com/Netflix/frigga) or a tag based naming strategy which Spinnaker manages using its
+[Moniker](https://github.com/spinnaker/moniker) library. The naming strategy is configurable per-account or applied as a default across all accounts.
+
+```yaml
+ecs:
+  enabled: true
+  defaultNamingStrategy: "default"   <--- 'default' naming used by default (field absent) or if specified
+  accounts:
+    - name: "ecs-moniker-acct"
+      awsAccount: "ec2-aws-acct"
+      namingStrategy: "tags"         <--- 'tags' specified for specific account
+```
+
+## `default` Naming Strategy
+
+The `default` naming strategy uses the [Frigga](https://github.com/Netflix/frigga) naming convention to parse information about resources. This derives all values for application, stack, detail, etc from the name of the resource.
+
+## `tags` Naming Strategy
+
+The `tags` naming strategy uses information from tags on the resource to derive information like application, stack, detail, etc.
+
+To use ECS service tags, your Amazon ECS account must be [opted into using the long Amazon Resource Name (ARN) format](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/ecs-account-settings.html#ecs-resource-ids). In addition, your AWS `SpinnakerManaged` role will need to call [`ecs:ListAccountSettings`](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/APIReference/API_ListAccountSettings.html) in order to validate whether your account is compatible with tags.
+
+Currently these tags are only applied at the ECS service level which is then configured to propagate the tags to any tasks created by the service scheduler.
+
+### Reserved Tags
+
+Several tags are used as metadata by Spinnaker to describe a resource.
+Tags listed below followed by a 📝 symbol may also be written by
+Spinnaker.
+
+* `moniker.spinnaker.io/application` 📝
+
+  The application this resource belongs to.
+
+  This affects where the resource is accessible in the UI, and depending on your
+  Spinnaker Authorization setup, can affect which users can read/write to this
+  resource.
+
+* `moniker.spinnaker.io/cluster` 📝
+
+  The cluster this resource belongs to.
+
+  This is purely a logical grouping for rendering resources in the UI and to
+  help with dynamic target selection in Pipeline stages. For example, some
+  stages allow you to select "the newest workload in cluster __X__". How you set
+  up these groupings depends on your delivery needs.
+
+* `moniker.spinnaker.io/stack` 📝, and `moniker.spinnaker.io/detail` 📝
+
+  These provide ways to group resources using Spinnaker's cluster filters
+  as well as apply policies such as [Traffic
+  Guards](https://blog.spinnaker.io/can-i-push-that-building-safer-low-risk-deployments-with-spinnaker-a27290847ac4).
+
+* `moniker.spinnaker.io/sequence` 📝
+
+  The sequence number of the release this resource belongs to.
+
+  Each modification of a resource is deployed with a new sequence number in the format `vNNN`. This allows for multiple versions to be running and provides 
+  for rollback.
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