[Hubs] Document what a scope ID is

[flanakin]

⚠️ Problem

Hubs deployment steps reference a scope resource ID, but don't adequately explain what it is.

🛠️ Solution

Document the fact that a scope resource ID is the ARM resource ID for the scope (e.g., "/subscriptions/###" or "/providers/Microsoft.Billing/billingAccounts/###")

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[psilantropy]

Hi :)

I feel like this could be clarified further and is open to readers interpretation and errors.

Directory = (Use the resource ID of the scope1 you’re exporting without the first “/”)

1. A “scope” is an Azure construct that contains resources or enables purchasing services, like a resource group, subscription, management group, or billing account. The resource ID for a scope will be the Azure Resource Manager URI that identifies the scope (e.g., “/subscriptions/###” for a subscription or “/providers/Microsoft.Billing/billingAccounts/###” for a billing account).

The example shows full paths, but references ### as the required input, or the entire "quote". However the Directory input advises to not use the first "/" which is within the example quotes.

I'm not sure is anything to gain (for this deployment) by reading the linked document on scopes.

E.g.

Scopes

Subscription - Use Subscription ID
Management Group - Use ID
Billing Account - Use Billing account ID
(i'm assuming i'm correct here!...)

Plus a screenshot of an example export.

Something else I thought would be useful is to include screenshots of an example storage account and the container paths after a successful export to msexports, and then a successful ingestion into ingestion. Showing this end-state would help users verify exports are working correctly.

Overwrite = TRUE is also enabled by default in the new export process, but not mentioned in the doc.