fix: Adjust profile and devices files used in Getting Started Device …

…SDK Go (#1135)

fixes #1131

Signed-off-by: Leonard Goodell <leonard.goodell@intel.com>

docs_src/getting-started/Ch-GettingStartedSDK-C.md

@@ -127,9 +127,9 @@ Follow these steps to create a device profile for the simple random number gener
 
     ![image](EdgeX_SampleDeviceProfile_DeviceResourcesC.png)
 
-2.  A pre-created device profile for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  This is supplied in the alternative file format .yaml. Download **[random-generator-device.yaml](random-generator-device.yaml)** and save the file to the `./res/profiles` folder.
+2.  A pre-created device profile for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  This is supplied in the alternative file format .yaml. Download **[random-generator.yaml](random-generator.yaml)** and save the file to the `./res/profiles` folder.
 
-3.  Open the random-generator-device.yaml file in a text editor. In this device profile, the device described has a deviceResource:  `RandomNumber`.  Note how the association of a type to the deviceResource.  In this case, the device profile informs EdgeX that `RandomNumber` will be a Int32.  In real world IoT situations, this deviceResource list could be extensive and filled with many deviceResources all different types of data.
+3.  Open the random-generator.yaml file in a text editor. In this device profile, the device described has a deviceResource:  `RandomNumber`.  Note how the association of a type to the deviceResource.  In this case, the device profile informs EdgeX that `RandomNumber` will be a Int32.  In real world IoT situations, this deviceResource list could be extensive and filled with many deviceResources all different types of data.
 
 ## Creating your Device
 
@@ -139,9 +139,9 @@ Follow these steps to create a pre-defined device for the simple random number g
 
 1.  Explore the files in the cmd/device-simple/res/devices folder.   Note the example simple-device.json that is already in this folder.  Open the file with your favorite editor and explore its contents.  Note how the file contents represent an actual device with its properties (properties like Name, ProfileName, AutoEvents).
 
-2.  A pre-created device for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator-device.json](random-generator-device.json)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/devices` folder.
+2.  A pre-created device for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator-devices.yaml](random-generator-devices.yaml)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/devices` folder.
 
-3.  Open the random-generator-device.json file in a text editor. In this example, the device described has a profileName:  `RandNum-Device`.  In this case, the device informs EdgeX that it will be using the device profile we created in [Creating your Device Profile](./Ch-GettingStartedSDK-C.md#creating-your-device-profile)
+3.  Open the random-generator-devices.yaml file in a text editor. In this example, the device described has a profileName:  `RandNum-Device`.  In this case, the device informs EdgeX that it will be using the device profile we created in [Creating your Device Profile](./Ch-GettingStartedSDK-C.md#creating-your-device-profile)
 
 
 ## Configuring your Device Service

docs_src/getting-started/Ch-GettingStartedSDK-Go.md

@@ -192,9 +192,9 @@ Follow these steps to create a device profile for the simple random number gener
 
     ![image](EdgeX_SampleDeviceProfile_DeviceResources.png)
 
-2.  A pre-created device profile for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator-device.yaml](random-generator-device.yaml)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/profiles` folder.
+2.  A pre-created device profile for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator.yaml](random-generator.yaml)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/profiles` folder.
 
-3.  Open the random-generator-device.yaml file in a text editor. In this device profile, the device described has a deviceResource:  `RandomNumber`.  Note how the association of a type to the deviceResource.  In this case, the device profile informs EdgeX that RandomNumber will be a INT32.  In real world IoT situations, this deviceResource list could be extensive.  Rather than a single deviceResource, you might find this section filled with many deviceResources and each deviceResource associated to a different type.
+3.  Open the random-generator.yaml file in a text editor. In this device profile, the device described has a deviceResource:  `RandomNumber`.  Note how the association of a type to the deviceResource.  In this case, the device profile informs EdgeX that RandomNumber will be a INT32.  In real world IoT situations, this deviceResource list could be extensive.  Rather than a single deviceResource, you might find this section filled with many deviceResources and each deviceResource associated to a different type.
 
 ## Creating your Device
 
@@ -204,9 +204,9 @@ Follow these steps to create a pre-defined device for the simple random number g
 
 1.  Explore the files in the cmd/device-simple/res/devices folder.   Note the example simple-device.yaml that is already in this folder.  Open the file with your favorite editor and explore its contents.  Note how `DeviceList` in the file represent an actual device with its properties (properties like Name, ProfileName, AutoEvents).
 
-2.  A pre-created device for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator-device.yaml](random-generator-device.yaml)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/devices` folder.
+2.  A pre-created device for the random number device is provided in this documentation.  Download **[random-generator-devices.yaml](random-generator-devices.yaml)** and save the file to the `~/edgexfoundry/device-simple/cmd/device-simple/res/devices` folder.
 
-3.  Open the random-generator-device.yaml file in a text editor. In this example, the device described has a ProfileName:  `RandNum-Device`.  In this case, the device informs EdgeX that it will be using the device profile we created in [Creating your Device Profile](./Ch-GettingStartedSDK-Go.md#creating-your-device-profile)
+3.  Open the random-generator-devices.yaml file in a text editor. In this example, the device described has a ProfileName:  `RandNum-Device`.  In this case, the device informs EdgeX that it will be using the device profile we created in [Creating your Device Profile](./Ch-GettingStartedSDK-Go.md#creating-your-device-profile)
 
 ### Validating your Device
 

docs_src/getting-started/random-generator-devices.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+deviceList:
+  - name: RandNum-Device01
+    profileName: RandNum-Device
+    description: "Random Number Generator Device"
+    labels:
+      - test
+      - random
+    protocols:
+      other:
+        Address: random
+        Port: 300
+    autoEvents:
+      - interval: 10s
+        sourceName: RandomNumber
+        onChange: false

docs_src/getting-started/random-generator-device.yaml → docs_src/getting-started/random-generator.yaml

@@ -2,13 +2,11 @@ name: "RandNum-Device"
 manufacturer: "Dell Technologies"
 model: "1"
 labels:
- - "random"
- - "test"
+  - "random"
+  - "test"
 description: "random number generator to simulate a device"
-
 deviceResources:
-  -
-    name: "RandomNumber"
+  - name: "RandomNumber"
     description: "generated random number"
     attributes:
       { type: "random" }