Azure Container offers certification

Author: mathapli

articles/marketplace/azure-container-certification-faq.yml

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   ms.date: 09/27/2021
 title: Troubleshoot container certification
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-  When you publish your container products to Azure Marketplace, the Azure team validates it to ensure that it's secure. If your container products fails any of the tests, it won't be published. You'll receive an error message that describes the issue.
+  When you publish your container products to Azure Marketplace, the Azure team validates it to ensure that it's secure. If your container products fail any of the tests, it won't be published. You'll receive an error message that describes the issue.
   
   This article explains common error messages during container publishing, along with related solutions.
   
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           Vulnerability failure
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           A vulnerability is an exploitable risk and/or an unsecured entry points that can be used by malicious actors for nefarious actions.       
-          If you are planning to publish container products, you should scan your product for vulnerability and fix them before publishing the container product. 
+          If you're planning to publish container products, you should scan your product for vulnerability and fix them before publishing the container product. 
           If your existing container products have vulnerabilities in them, you should deprecate/hide the affected offer and republish after fixing the vulnerabilities.   
 
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           Malware failure
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           A malware, or malicious software, is a file or program that is designed to be harmful to computer, network or servers.        
-          If you are planning to publish container products, you should scan your product for malware, identify all files which contain malware and remove them before publishing the container product. 
+          If you're planning to publish container products, you should scan your product for malware, identify all files that contain malware and remove them before publishing the container product. 
           If your existing container products have malware, you should deprecate/hide the affected offers and republish the patched product.