AWS Marketplace
How to update your Container products in AWS Marketplace using self-service
AWS Marketplace now enables sellers, Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and Consulting Partners (CPs) to self-service updates to your container-based product listings. With this new feature, you will be Consistent Authorization Experience (CAE) compliant. You can now update your container products listed on AWS Marketplace independently, without needing assistance from internal AWS Marketplace operations teams. This streamlines the work for sellers, ISVs, and CPs, as well as helping to reduce time to market.
In this post, I show how to use the self-service feature to update the different features of your container-based product listings.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites are required to follow along with this post:
- You must have access to the AWS Marketplace console.
- You must be fully registered with AWS Marketplace as a seller. For details on how to register, refer to the Checklist to successfully registering as a seller in AWS Marketplace.
- You must have a published container product listing in either public or limited state on AWS Marketplace. Learn more about container-based products in the AWS Marketplace Seller Guide.
Solution walkthrough: How to update your container products in AWS Marketplace using self-service
To update your AWS Marketplace container-based products, do the following:
- Open the AWS Marketplace Management Portal and sign in to your seller account.
- Go to the Server products page and select the container product that you want to modify.
- From the Request changes dropdown, choose an option depending on the type of change you want to perform. For more information on each option, refer to these links:
a) Update allowlist
b) Add pricing dimensions,under Update pricing dimensions
c) Update dimension information, under Update pricing dimensions
d) Update availability by country, under Update public offer
e) Update refund policy,under Update public offer
f) Update EULA, under Update public offer
g) Update pricing terms, under Update public offer - Verify that the Requests tab shows the Request status as Under review. When the request completes, the status updates to Succeeded or Failed.
Conclusion
In this post, I showed you how to perform self-service updates to container-based products. For more information on how to get started, visit the AWS Marketplace getting started guide. For information on the container-based product listing process, visit the Container-based products in the AWS Marketplace Seller Guide.
As the next step, follow this tutorial to use self-service to update listed features of your container-based products.
Author bio
Pawan Kumar is an Enterprise TAM focusing on seller operations for AWS Marketplace and is passionate about serverless computing and solving new problems. Outside of work, he enjoys playing and watching cricket.