How to Create an Azure Active Directory (AD) tenant?||Manage Azure AD guest users?||Azure Tutorial
In this video, we are going to create a tenant and then manage Azure AD Guest users
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A tenant is a dedicated and trusted instance of Azure AD. Typically, each tenant represents a single organization. Azure Lighthouse enables logical projection of resources from one tenant to another tenant. This allows users in the managing tenant (such as one belonging to a service provider) to access delegated resources in a customer's tenant, or lets enterprises with multiple tenants centralize their management operations.
In order to achieve this logical projection, a subscription (or one or more resource groups within a subscription) in the customer tenant must be onboarded to Azure Lighthouse. This onboarding process can be done either through Azure Resource Manager templates or by publishing a public or private offer to Azure Marketplace.
An Azure AD tenant is a representation of an organization. It's a dedicated instance of Azure AD that an organization receives when they create a relationship with Microsoft by signing up for Azure, Microsoft 365, or other services. Each Azure AD tenant is distinct and separate from other Azure AD tenants, and has its own tenant ID (a GUID). For more information, see What is Azure Active Directory?
Typically, in order to manage Azure resources for a customer, service providers would have to sign in to the Azure portal using an account associated with that customer's tenant. In this scenario, an administrator in the customer's tenant must create and manage user accounts for the service provider.
With Azure Lighthouse, the onboarding process specifies users in the service provider's tenant who will be able to work on delegated subscriptions and resource groups in the customer's tenant. These users can then sign in to the Azure portal, using their own credentials, and work on resources belonging to all of the customers to which they have access. Users in the managing tenant can see all of these customers by visiting the My customers page in the Azure portal. They can also work on resources directly within the context of that customer's subscription, either in the Azure portal or via APIs.
Azure Lighthouse provides flexibility to manage resources for multiple customers without having to sign in to different accounts in different tenants. For example, a service provider may have two customers with different responsibilities and access levels. Using Azure Lighthouse, authorized users can sign in to the service provider's tenant and access all of the delegated resources across these customers.
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