Merge pull request #1831 from qahmed1998/QA_fix_for_add_azure_microsoft_insights_provider_instructions

QA Improved content for add azure microsoft insights provider instructions

Author: agrare

managing_providers/cloud_providers/_topics/adding_azure_providers.md

@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@
 
 {{ site.data.product.title_short }} supports Microsoft Azure providers. Before
 {{ site.data.product.title_short }} can be authenticated to Microsoft Azure, you must
-complete a series of prerequisite steps using the Azure portal; see
+complete a series of prerequisite steps using the Azure portal. For more information, see
 [Create Active Directory application and service principal account using
 the Azure
 portal](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/resource-group-create-service-principal-portal/).
+
 Follow the steps to set up an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and
 assign the required permissions to it, then create an Azure Active
 Directory application, and obtain the **Application ID** (Client ID),
@@ -19,15 +20,15 @@ Manager (Classic) mode.
 
 In the steps described in [Create Active Directory application and service principal account using the Azure portal](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/resource-group-create-service-principal-portal/):
 
-  - The **Application ID** obtained during *Get Application ID and
+- The **Application ID** obtained during *Get Application ID and
     Authentication Key* is your **Client ID**. In the same section,
     after providing a description and a duration for the key, the
     **VALUE** displayed after clicking **Save** is your **Client Key**.
     If you choose an expiring key, make sure to note the expiration
-    date, as you will need to generate a new key before that day in
+    date, as you need to generate a new key before that day in
     order to avoid an interruption.
 
-  - The **Directory ID** obtained during *Get Tenant ID* is your
+- The **Directory ID** obtained during *Get Tenant ID* is your
     **Tenant ID**. In Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), a tenant is a
     dedicated instance of the Azure AD service and is representative of
     an organization. It houses the users in a company and the
@@ -37,46 +38,43 @@ In the steps described in [Create Active Directory application and service princ
     your application, you must register your application in a tenant of
     your own which is assigned a Tenant ID (Directory ID).
 
-  - During *Assign Application to Role*, select the **Contributor** role
+- During *Assign Application to Role*, select the **Contributor** role
     and not the **Reader** role.
 
-  - To obtain your **Subscription ID**, log in to the Azure portal and
-    click **Subscriptions** on the slide-out menu on the left. Find the
+- To obtain your **Subscription ID**, log in to the Azure portal and
+    click **Subscriptions** on the slide-out menu. Find the
     appropriate subscription and see your Azure **Subscription ID**
     associated with it. Note that if the **Subscriptions** tab is not
-    visible, then click on **More services \>** to find it. The Azure
+    visible, then click on **More services** to find it. The Azure
     **Subscription ID** is like a billing unit for all of the services
     consumed in your Azure account, including virtual machines and
     storage. The **Subscription ID** is in the form of a Globally Unique
     Identifier (GUID).
 
-So, after a service principal account (instance of an application in a directory) has been created using the Azure portal, the following four pieces of information will be available within the Azure AD module.
-
-  - Directory ID (Tenant ID)
-
-  - Subscription ID
-
-  - Application ID (Client ID)
+When the service principal account (instance of an application in a directory) is created using the Azure portal, the following four pieces of information becomes available within the Azure AD module.
 
-  - Client Key
+- Directory ID (Tenant ID)
+- Subscription ID
+- Application ID (Client ID)
+- Client Key
 
 You can now use these values in the procedure below to add an Azure cloud instance as a provider to {{ site.data.product.title_short }}.
 
-In order to be able to capture Events or Capacity & Utilization metrics from your Azure account
-you first have to register the Microsoft Insights resource provider.
+To capture Events or Capacity and Utilization metrics from your Azure account
+you need to register the Microsoft Insights resource provider.
 
-1. Select your subscription, and click on "Resource providers"
-2. Enter "microsoft.insights" in the search box
-3. If the Provider isn't registered, then hit the checkbox and select the Register option
+1. Select your subscription, and click **Resource providers**.
+2. Enter **microsoft.insights** in the search box.
+3. If the provider isn't registered, then select the checkbox, and click **Register**.
 
-[Microsoft Insights Resource Provider](../../images/azure-microsoft-insights.png)
+![Microsoft Insights Resource Provider](../../../images/azure-microsoft-insights.png)
 
-**To Add an Azure Cloud Provider**:
+**Add an Azure Cloud Provider**:
 
-1.  Browse to menu: **Compute > Clouds > Providers**.
+1.  Browse to the menu and click **Compute** > **Clouds** > **Providers**.
 
 2.  Click **Configuration**, then click
-    ![1862](../../images/1862.png) (**Add a New Cloud Provider**).
+    ![1862](../../../images/1862.png) (**Add a New Cloud Provider**).
 
 3.  Enter a **Name** for the provider.