Let your Cloud Solution Provider manage your Azure Stack Hub subscription
If you use Azure Stack Hub with a Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), you might choose to manage your own subscription to access resources in Azure and in Azure Stack Hub. You can also let the provider manage your subscription for you. This article shows you how to:
- Give your service provider access to your subscription.
- Make sure the service provider can manage your service.
Note
If the CSP is not managing your account, and you skip the following steps, the CSP cannot manage your Azure Stack Hub subscription for you.
Manage your subscription with a CSP
Add the CSP as user to your subscription.
Add your CSP as a guest user with the user role to your tenant directory. For help with adding a user, see Add new users to Microsoft Entra ID.
The CSP creates the local Azure Stack Hub subscription for you. You are ready to start using Azure Stack Hub.
Your CSP should create a resource in your subscription to verify that they can also manage your resources. For example, they can Create a Windows virtual machine with the Azure Stack Hub portal.
Let the CSP manage your subscription using RBAC rights
Add the CSP as owner to your subscription.
- Add your CSP as guest user to your tenant directory. For information about adding a user, see Add new users to Microsoft Entra ID.
- Add the Owner role to the CSP guest user. For information about adding a CSP user to your subscription, see Use Role-Based Access Control to manage access to your Azure subscription resources. The CSP creates the local Azure Stack Hub subscription for you. You are ready to start using Azure Stack Hub.
- Your CSP should create a resource in your subscription to verify that they can manage your resources.
Next steps
- To learn more about how to retrieve resource usage information from Azure Stack Hub, see Usage and billing in Azure Stack Hub.