docs: Databricks secrets scope instructions

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quickstart/README.md

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 * [Step 1: Create a Cloud Setup configuration file](./docs/1-create-cloud-setup-file.md)
 * [Step 2: Create the pre-required Azure resources](./docs/2-create-prereqs-azure.md)
 * [Step 3: Prepare your Azure DevOps project](./docs/3-azdo-setup.md)
+* [Step 4: Create Azure Databricks secrets scope for all environments](./docs/4-create-databricks-secrets-scope.md)

quickstart/docs/3-azdo-setup.md

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 ```
 ./quickstart/scripts/dataops/Deploy-AzureDevOps.ps1 -ConfigurationFile "./quickstart/outputs/hol.json" -UsePAT $true
 ```
+
+## Next Step
+
+* [Create Azure Databricks secrets scope for all environments](./4-create-databricks-secrets-scope.md)

quickstart/docs/4-create-databricks-secrets-scope.md

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+# Create Databricks secrets scope
+
+After completing the [Preparing your Azure DevOps project](./3-azdo-setup.md) step, make sure the Infrastructure as Code CD pipeline `dataops-iac-cd` is executed successfully.
+Then, run the PowerShell script located at `infrastructure-as-code/scripts` to create the Databricks secrets scope for each environment:
+
+```
+./DatabricksSecrets.ps1 `
+  -ClientID "<client_id>" `
+  -ClientSecret "<client_secret>" `
+  -DataResourceGroup "<data_resource_group_name>" `
+  -ComputeResourceGroup "<compute_resource_group_name>" `
+  -KeyVaultName "<kv_name>" `
+  -DataLakeName "<adls_name>" `
+  -DatabricksName "<databricks_name>"
+```