fix: correct certificate references (#120)

* fix: correct certificate reference in resource group

* fix: update certificate reference

* fix: correct certificate reference

Allfiles/labs/05/setup.ps1

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ foreach ($provider in $provider_list){
 # Generate unique random suffix
 [string]$suffix =  -join ((48..57) + (97..122) | Get-Random -Count 7 | % {[char]$_})
 Write-Host "Your randomly-generated suffix for Azure resources is $suffix"
-$resourceGroupName = "dp000-$suffix"
+$resourceGroupName = "dp203-$suffix"
 
 # Choose a random region
 Write-Host "Finding an available region. This may take several minutes...";
@@ -169,4 +169,4 @@ Get-ChildItem "./data/*.csv" -File | Foreach-Object {
     Set-AzStorageBlobContent -File $_.FullName -Container "files" -Blob $blobPath -Context $storageContext
 }
 
-write-host "Script completed at $(Get-Date)"
+write-host "Script completed at $(Get-Date)"

Instructions/Labs/05-Analyze-files-with-Spark.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ The script provisions an Azure Synapse Analytics workspace and an Azure Storage
 
 ### View files in the data lake
 
-1. After the script has completed, in the Azure portal, go to the **dp500-*xxxxxxx*** resource group that it created, and select your Synapse workspace.
+1. After the script has completed, in the Azure portal, go to the **dp203-*xxxxxxx*** resource group that it created, and select your Synapse workspace.
 2. In the **Overview** page for your Synapse workspace, in the **Open Synapse Studio** card, select **Open** to open Synapse Studio in a new browser tab; signing in if prompted.
 3. On the left side of Synapse Studio, use the **››** icon to expand the menu - this reveals the different pages within Synapse Studio that you'll use to manage resources and perform data analytics tasks.
 4. On the **Manage** page, select the **Apache Spark pools** tab and note that a Spark pool with a name similar to **spark*xxxxxxx*** has been provisioned in the workspace. Later you will use this Spark pool to load and analyze data from files in the data lake storage for the workspace.
@@ -424,8 +424,8 @@ If you've finished exploring Azure Synapse Analytics, you should delete the reso
 
 1. Close the Synapse Studio browser tab and return to the Azure portal.
 2. On the Azure portal, on the **Home** page, select **Resource groups**.
-3. Select the **dp500-*xxxxxxx*** resource group for your Synapse Analytics workspace (not the managed resource group), and verify that it contains the Synapse workspace, storage account, and Spark pool for your workspace.
+3. Select the **dp203-*xxxxxxx*** resource group for your Synapse Analytics workspace (not the managed resource group), and verify that it contains the Synapse workspace, storage account, and Spark pool for your workspace.
 4. At the top of the **Overview** page for your resource group, select **Delete resource group**.
-5. Enter the **dp500-*xxxxxxx*** resource group name to confirm you want to delete it, and select **Delete**.
+5. Enter the **dp203-*xxxxxxx*** resource group name to confirm you want to delete it, and select **Delete**.
 
     After a few minutes, your Azure Synapse workspace resource group and the managed workspace resource group associated with it will be deleted.