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Hands-on lab/Before the HOL - Mobile app innovation.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Before the hands-on lab setup guide
 </div>
 
 <div class="MCWHeader3">
-September 2018
+December 2018
 </div>
 
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Microsoft and the trademarks listed at <https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/in
     - [Requirements](#requirements)
     - [Before the hands-on lab](#before-the-hands-on-lab)
         - [Task 1: Create an account, and sign into the Azure portal](#task-1-create-an-account-and-sign-into-the-azure-portal)
-        - [Task 2: Sign into Azure DevOps and create a new account](#task-2-sign-into-azure-devops-and-create-a-new-account)
+        - [Task 2: Sign into Azure DevOps, and create a new account](#task-2-sign-into-azure-devops-and-create-a-new-account)
         - [Task 3: Sign into Visual Studio App Center](#task-3-sign-into-visual-studio-app-center)
         - [Task 4: Update VS 2017 to 15.7.4](#task-4-update-vs-2017-to-1574)
         - [Task 5: Update Android SDKs](#task-5-update-android-sdks)

Hands-on lab/HOL step-by-step - Mobile app innovation.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Hands-on lab step-by-step
 </div>
 
 <div class="MCWHeader3">
-September 2018
+December 2018
 </div>
 
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@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ In the event that a piece of luggage has gone missing, due to the fact that its
 
         - Windows 10 (Fall Creators Update recommended)
 
-        - Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.4 Required)
+        - Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.4 or greater Required)
 
     -   Mac
 
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ A robust DevOps chain is critical in being able to build, deploy, and monitor yo
 
 ### Task 2: Commit starter project to your Azure DevOps project
 
-1.  Download the starter code from <http://bit.ly/2F2JQTa>, and extract the project to a new folder.
+1.  Download the starter code from <https://bit.ly/2LhJOrf>, and extract the project to a new folder.
 
 2.  Execute the following commands in PowerShell (or your favorite git client) to redirect the repository to your Azure DevOps project. Replace the origin URL with the URL for your repo:
 
@@ -174,14 +174,14 @@ A robust DevOps chain is critical in being able to build, deploy, and monitor yo
 
     - git commit -m "Initial commit"
 
+    - git push -u origin --all
+
 If the above fails with a message like "Please tell me who you are", then execute the following. Once the following is executed, rerun the git commit command above:
 
     - git config \--global user.email \"you\@example.com\"
 
     - git config \--global user.name \"Your Name\"
-
-    - git push -u origin --all
-
+
 >**Note**: Make sure to replace the URL in the sample above with the URL to your Git repository. If you are logged into Windows using the same Microsoft account that you're using in Azure and Azure DevOps, then the code will upload. If not, you may be prompted for credentials. If you need to create git credentials:
 
 3.  Browse to the **Code** tab in your Azure DevOps project.
@@ -403,23 +403,25 @@ Now that we've configured source control, crash reporting, and build steps for o
 
 1.  Browse to [https://portal.azure.com](https://portal.azure.com/).
 
-2.  In the top left, select **Create Resource \> Databases \>** **Azure Cosmos DB**.
+2.  In the top left, select **Create a resource \> Databases \>** **Azure Cosmos DB**.
 
     ![Databases is selected under Azure Marketplace on the Azure portal, and Azure Cosmos DB is highlighted on the right.](media/image46.png "Select Azure Cosmos DB")
 
 3.  Complete the new resource.
 
-    -   Give the instance a unique name.
+    -   Give the instance a unique account name.
+
+    -   Resource Group: Select Create New and enter a unique name to create a resource group you will use throughout this lab.
 
-    -   Choose the **SQL** from the **API** dropdown (this will use DocumentDB under the hood).
+    -   Choose the **Core (SQL)** from the **API** dropdown (this will use DocumentDB under the hood).
 
-    -   Uncheck enable geo-redundancy.
+    -   Disable enable geo-redundancy.
 
-4.  Select **Create** to create the Cosmos DB instance.
+4.  Select **Review + create** to create the Cosmos DB instance.
 
-    ![The information above is entered in the Azure Cosmos DB dialog box.](media/image47.png "Configure Azure Cosmos DB settings")
+    ![The information above is entered in the Azure Cosmos DB dialog box.](media/create-cosmos-db-settings.png "Configure Azure Cosmos DB settings")
 
-5.  It can take a few minutes before this process completes.
+5.  After validation is successful, select **Create**. It can take a few minutes before this process completes.
 
 ### Task 2: Create collections in your Cosmos DB instance
 
@@ -437,11 +439,12 @@ Now that you've created your cosmos instance, we'll want to create collections f
 
     -   **Collection id**: FlightCollection
 
-    -   **Storage capacity**: Fixed (10 GB)
+    -   **Partition key**: /flightNumber
 
     -   **Throughput**: 500
 
-        ![The information above is entered in the Add Collection dialog box.](media/image48.png "Configure Add Collection settings")
+        ![The information above is entered in the Add Collection dialog box.](media/add-flight-collection.png "Configure Add Collection settings")
+
 
 5.  Select **OK**.
 
@@ -455,11 +458,11 @@ Now that you've created your cosmos instance, we'll want to create collections f
 
     -   **Collection id**: BagCollection
 
-    -   **Storage capacity**: Fixed (10 GB)
+    -   **Partition key**: baggageId
 
     -   **Throughput**: 500
 
-        ![The information above is entered in the Add Collection dialog box.](media/image49.png "Configure Add Collection settings")
+        ![The information above is entered in the Add Collection dialog box.](media/add-bag-collection.png "Configure Add Collection settings")
 
 8.  Select **OK**.
 
@@ -499,13 +502,13 @@ We are going to use Application Insights to monitor your backend project. In the
 
     ![A red arrow points at + Create a resource on the left side of the Azure portal, Compute is highlighted in the middle, and Function App is highlighted on the right.](media/image53.png "Select Function App")
 
-3.  Enter in a name for the app (e.g.**myfunctionsapp** - this must be unique but don't worry, the portal will tell you if it's not).
+3.  Enter in a name for the app (e.g.**ContosoBaggageFunctionApp** - this must be unique but don't worry, the portal will tell you if it's not).
 
 4.  Add the Function App to the resource group you have been using for this lab.
 
 5.  Complete the new resource.
 
-    ![The App name, Subscription, and Resource Group boxes are highlighted under Function App on the right side of the Azure portal.](media/image54.png "View Function App settings")
+    ![The App name, Subscription, and Resource Group boxes are highlighted under Function App on the right side of the Azure portal.](media/create-function-app.png "View Function App settings")
 
 6.  Leave the rest of the settings as default.
 
@@ -831,9 +834,9 @@ Create an IoT Hub for your simulated device app to connect to. The following ste
 
 1.  Sign in to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/).
 
-2.  Select **Create a resource \>** **Internet of Things \> IoT Hub**.
+2.  Select **Create a resource \>** in the Search box \>  enter **IoT Hub**.
 
-    ![+ New is highlighted on the left side of the Azure portal, Internet of Things is selected and highlighted under Azure Marketplace in the middle, and IoT Hub is highlighted on the right.](media/image67.png "Select IoT Hub")
+    ![Create a resource is highlighted on the left side of the Azure portal. IoT hub is entered into the Search box.](media/create-resource-iot-hub.png "Select IoT Hub")
 
 3.  In the **IoT hub** pane, enter the following information for your IoT hub:
 
@@ -847,8 +850,6 @@ Create an IoT Hub for your simulated device app to connect to. The following ste
 
     -   **Location**: Select the closest location to you.
 
-    -   **Pin to dashboard**: Check this option for easy access to your IoT hub from the dashboard.
-
         ![The information above is entered in the IoT hub dialog box under the Basics tab.](media/image68.0.png "Configure IoT hub settings Basic Tab")
 
         ![The information above is entered in the IoT hub dialog box under the Size and scale tab.](media/image68.1.png "Configure IoT hub settings Review and Create Tab")
@@ -924,7 +925,7 @@ Part 2: Function URL
 4.  Copy and paste that value into the base URL (line 17). Be sure to keep the {0} on the end of the string.
 
     ```csharp
-    string _baseUrl = \"https://your-function-url-here.azurewebsites.net{0}\";
+    string _baseUrl = "https://your-function-url-here.azurewebsites.net{0}";
     ```
 
 ### Task 4: Set up the program to scan the bags