Switching LEDA to refer to account IDs

Author: switch180

content/event-driven-architecture/ex1overview/Step1.en.md

@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ weight: 2
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 ::alert[Points and scoreboard only apply when this lab is run during an AWS Event. If you're running this lab independently, you have the top score!]
-::alert[AWS Event: Be sure you've set a family-friendly team name in Workshop Studio, especially if you think you'll be on the top of the scoreboard!]
 
 To make this workshop more interesting we introduced a scoring element! As you move through the workshop and fix the pipeline you are awarded points for successfully aggregating messages.
 

content/event-driven-architecture/ex3fixbugs/index.en.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ description: "Query a sharded global secondary index to quickly read sorted data
 # Are you ready to start Lab 2?
 
 Before proceeding to *Lab 2* let's verify that *Lab 1* was successfully completed. There are two phases to complete before continuing:
-* First, you started to accumulate points on the scoreboard. If you have non-zero points then this phase is complete. Open the scoreboard and find your team. If you forgot to name your team in Workshop Studio, set your team name now and wait for the scoreboard to update.
+* First, you started to accumulate points on the scoreboard. If you have non-zero points then this phase is complete. Open the scoreboard and find your team. Find your account ID in the AWS Management Console on the top right of the console.
 * Second, you need accumulate 300 points to continue. The workshop will automatically switch to *Lab 2* when you reach this milestone, and this phase is complete.
  * Once 300 points are accumulated, new failure modes will be introduced and all three Lambda functions (`StateLambda`, `MapLambda`, and `ReduceLambda`) will start failing randomly. This is a pre-programmed evolution of the workshop. In the Lambda console, click on any of the three Lambda functions, navigate to  the `Monitor` tab and then to the `Metrics` sub-tab. You should expect to see a non-zero error rate on some of the graphs!