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Author: JnHs

articles/lighthouse/concepts/azure-lighthouse-managed-applications.md

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 [Azure managed applications](../../azure-resource-manager/managed-applications/overview.md) allow a service provider or ISV to offer cloud solutions that are easy for customers to deploy and use in their own subscriptions.
 
-In a managed application, the resources used by the application are bundled together and deployed to a resource group that's managed by the publisher. This resource group is present in the customer's subscription, but an identity in the publisher's tenant has access to it. The ISV continues to manage and maintain the managed application, while the customer does not have direct access to work in its resource group or any access to its resources.
+In a managed application, the resources used by the application are bundled together and deployed to a resource group that's managed by the publisher. This resource group is present in the customer's subscription, but an identity in the publisher's tenant has access to it. The ISV continues to manage and maintain the managed application, while the customer does not have direct access to work in its resource group, or any access to its resources.
 
 Managed applications can be [published to Azure Marketplace](../../azure-resource-manager/managed-applications/publish-marketplace-app.md), either as a private offer for a specific customer's use, or as public offers that multiple customers can purchase. They can also be delivered to users within your organization by [publishing managed applications to your service catalog](../../azure-resource-manager/managed-applications/publish-service-catalog-app.md).
 
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 While Azure Lighthouse and Azure managed applications use different access mechanisms to achieve different goals, there may be scenarios where it makes sense for a service provider to use both of them with the same customer.
 
-For example, a customer might be interested in managed services delivered by a service provider through Azure Lighthouse, so that they have visibility into the partner's actions, along with continued control of ownership of their delegated subscription. However, the service provider may not want the customer to directly access certain resources that will be stored in the customer's tenant, or allow any customized actions on those resources. To meet these goals, the service provider can publish a private offer as a managed application. The managed application can include a specific resource group that can be used within the customer tenant once deployed, but which can't be accessed directly by the customer.
+For example, a customer might want managed services delivered by a service provider through Azure Lighthouse, so that they have visibility into the partner's actions along with continued control of their delegated subscription. However, the service provider may not want the customer to access certain resources that will be stored in the customer's tenant, or allow any customized actions on those resources. To meet these goals, the service provider can publish a private offer as a managed application. The managed application can include a resource group that is deployed in the customer's tenant, but that can't be accessed directly by the customer.
 
-Customers might also want to take advantage of managed applications from multiple service providers, whether or not they also use managed services via Azure Lighthouse from any of those service providers. Partners in the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program are also able to resell certain managed applications to customers they support through Azure Lighthouse, whether or not they're the publisher of those managed applications. With a wide range of options, service providers can choose the right balance to meet their customers' needs while restricting access to resources when appropriate.
+Customers might also be interested in managed applications from multiple service providers, whether or not they also use managed services via Azure Lighthouse from any of those service providers. Additionally, partners in the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program can resell certain managed applications published by other ISVs to customers that they support through Azure Lighthouse. With a wide range of options, service providers can choose the right balance to meet their customers' needs while restricting access to resources when appropriate.
 
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