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This diagram shows a reseller hiearchy hierarchy to manage Azure CSP or AWS organization accounts and their customers. The documentation below describes how to create this hierarchy.

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  1. Create public cloud regions for your public cloud providers. See Create a public cloud region

  2. Go to Users → Scopes and Create a reseller scope:

    1. Make the Name descriptive, for example, ResellerNameScope

    2. For the Parent scope select theGlobal scope (recommended) or no scope

      Create a reseller scope with the Global scope as the parent scopeImage RemovedCreate a reseller scope with the Global scope as the parent scopeImage Added

    3. For Entities, select your public cloud regions.

      Create a scope and select the public cloud regionsImage RemovedCreate a scope and select the public cloud regionsImage Added

  3. Go to Users and Create a reseller enterprise:

    1. For the Default scope select ResellerNameScope

    2. Select the Reseller checkbox

    3. If the reseller will use its own mail server, enter the details of the Mail server

      Create a reseller enterprise and enter detailsImage RemovedCreate a reseller enterprise and enter detailsImage Added

    4. For Datacenters, select the datacenters and public cloud regions that the reseller and its customers will use, as in the scope.

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  1. Create a customer scope:

    1. Go to Users → Scopes and click the + add button (or edit an existing customer scope)

      1. For the Name, we recommend that you include the customer name, for example, CustomerScope

      2. For the Parent scope, select the reseller scope, for example, ResellerScope.

        Create a scope for a customer of a reseller

    2. For the Entities, select the datacenters and public cloud region/s.

  2. Create a customer enterprise:

    1. Go to Users view and at the bottom of the Enterprises list, click the + add button

    2. For the Default scope, select the customer scope, for example, CustomerScope

    3. Select the Key node checkbox to support Office365 customers, Multiple Azure subscriptions (Plans), and AWS organization accounts, and so on

      Create a customer enterprise that is a key node

    4. For Properties,add tenant metadata as required

  3. For each subscription in an Azure plan or AWS organization, create a standard enterprise:

    1. Create a standard enterprise (not a key node)

    2. For the Default scope, select the CustomerScope

      Create a standard enterprise

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Onboard an Azure customer

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for billing only

To give a CSP customer access to compute and billing features:

  1. https://abiquo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/doc/pages/311370762/Obtain+Azure+ARM+credentials#Create-an-ARM-application-using-Azure-portal in the customer’s Active Directory.

  2. Edit the standard enterprise, and go to Credentials → Public

  3. Add the credentials for customer in the format Subscription#AppID#TenantID

  4. Go to Properties and add azurecompute-arm_only_bill_subscription and set the value to true

To give the customer access billing features only (including dashboard display, and billing of Office 365):

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billing features only for their tenant (including dashboard display), this section describes how to onboard a customer and all their subscriptions into a single tenant.

To onboard an individual subscription for billing only or to onboard an Azure subscription for compute and billing, see Add a subscription of an Azure reseller customer for billing only and

To onboard an Azure customer for billing only:

  1. Under the reseller, edit the customer, key node (for Azure Plans and Office 365), or standard enterprise

  2. Go to Credentials → Public

  3. For the Access key ID, enter the customer’s subscription details in this format: Subscription##TenantIDFor the Secret access key, enter any value TenantID

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  4. Select Only for billing

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  5. Click Add account to save the credentials. The platform will not validate the account details until it retrieves billing data from the provider

  6. Go to Properties and add azurecompute-arm_only_bill_subscription and set the value to true

  7. Click Save

Now you can Add the Microsoft products service to manage Customer users, office licenses and Azure plan subscriptions!

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Onboard an AWS customer

To onboard a customer of an AWS organization:

  1. Under the reseller scope: https://abiquo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/doc/pages/311361611/Abiquo+cloud+reseller+guide#Create-a-scope-for-a-reseller-customer under the reseller scope 

  2. In the customer scope, ereate a reseller customer as a key node https://abiquo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/doc/pages/311361611/Abiquo+cloud+reseller+guide#Create-a-reseller-customer in the customer scope

  3. Create a standard enterprise in the customer scope

  4. Log in to AWS and in the customer account, create a user

  5. In Abiquo, edit the standard enterprise and add the credentials as public cloud credentials.
    OR Add the account to the standard enterprise with public cloud credentials for billing only.
    See Add AWS and Azure credentials only for billing

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  1. Create a standard enterprise in the scope of the key node

  2. Log in to AWS and in the customer account, and create a user.

  3. In Abiquo, edit the standard enterprise and add the credentials as public cloud credentials.
    OR Add the account to the standard enterprise as public cloud credentials for billing only.
    See Add AWS and Azure credentials only for billing

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