DOCSP-15095/15212/15289 doc for mongocli atlas quickStart (#494)

* DOCSP-15095 doc for mongocli atlas quickStart

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Author: kanchana-mongodb

source/index.txt

@@ -27,10 +27,6 @@ services from the command line for easier testing and scripting.
   Configure {+mcli+} settings through the command line, configuration
   file, or environment variables.
 
-:ref:`mcli-quick-start`
-  Get started with the {+mcli+} and create a deployment and database
-  users.
-
 :ref:`mcli-reference`
   Review the {+mcli+} commands and options.
 

source/quick-start.txt

@@ -71,7 +71,6 @@ To learn more about generating the |svc-api-key|, see:
 - :cloudmgr:`Cloud Manager API Access </tutorial/configure-public-api-access>`
 - :opsmgr:`Ops Manager API Acess </tutorial/configure-public-api-access>`
 
-
 Procedure
 ---------
 
@@ -92,75 +91,60 @@ Procedure
 
       .. include:: /includes/steps/quick-start-atlas-config-mcli.rst
 
-      .. _quick-start-atlas-create-cluster:
-
-      Create a Cluster
-      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-      Use the :ref:`mcli-atlas-cluster-create-command` command to create
-      a cluster in |service|.
-
-      .. include:: /includes/admonitions/note-atlas-api-free-tier-limits.rst
-      
-      The following command creates a sample paid-tier cluster with the following settings: 
-
-      - Cluster name: ``getStarted``
-      - Service provider: ``AWS`` 
-      - Provider region: ``US_EAST-1`` 
-      - Cluster tier: ``M10``
-      - Disk size: ``2`` GB
-      - MongoDB version: ``4.4`` 
-      - Replica set members: ``3``
-
-      .. code-block:: sh 
-
-         mongocli atlas cluster create getStarted --provider AWS --region US_EAST_1 --tier M10 --diskSizeGB 10 --mdbVersion {+mdbVersion+} --members 3
+      Configure an |service| Cluster 
+      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-      .. _quick-start-whitelist:
+      Use the :ref:`mcli-atlas-quick-start-cmd` command to create an 
+      ``M2`` cluster in |service|, add your IP addresses or |cidr| 
+      blocks to the project IP access list, and create a MongoDB 
+      database user to access the database.
 
-      Configure Your IP Access List
-      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-      |service| only allows incoming connections to the cluster from
-      entries in the project’s access list. You can add individual IP
-      addresses or |cidr| blocks to the project IP access list. 
+      You can run this command in two ways: 
 
-      |service| supports specifying private IP addresses with VPC peered
-      connections. For more information, see :atlas:`Set up a Network 
-      Peering Connection </security-vpc-peering/index.html>`.
+      - Interactive mode - the command prompts you for the cluster settings
+      - Non-interactive mode - you run the command with the cluster settings
 
-      Run the following command to add entries to your IP access list.
-      Replace the IP address with your connection IP address. 
+      Click the tab to see the command for your preferred  
+      mode. 
+  
+      .. tabs:: 
 
-      .. code-block:: sh 
-         
-         mongocli atlas accesslist create <your-IP-address> --type ipAddress
+         .. tab:: Interactive Mode
+            :tabid: interactive
 
-      .. _quick-start-create-mdb-user:
+            The command prompts you for the following 
+            settings. Enter the corresponding value when prompted: 
 
-      Create a MongoDB User 
-      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+            - Cluster name: ``getStarted``
+            - Service provider: ``AWS`` 
+            - Provider region: ``US_EAST-1``
+            - MongoDB DB username: ``testUser``
+            - Password: ``<changeMe>``
+            - IP address to add to the Access List: 
+              ``<your-IP-address>``
+            - Download and install MongoDB Shell: ``N``
 
-      If the |service| project does not yet have a MongoDB database user
-      configured, you must create one in order to access the database.
-      Run the :ref:`mcli-atlas-dbuser-create-command` command to add a
-      MongoDB database user. 
-      
-      The command creates a MongoDB user with the following attributes: 
+            .. code-block:: sh 
 
-      - Username: ``User1`` 
-      - Password: ``ChangeThisPasswordToSomethingSecure``
+               mongocli atlas quickstart 
 
-        .. note:: 
+         .. tab:: Non-Interactive Mode 
+            :tabid: noninteractive
 
-           The tutorial uses the password ``ChangeThisPasswordToSomethingSecure``. Replace this
-           password with a strong password.
+            The command creates a sample shared-tier cluster 
+            with the following settings: 
 
-      - Role: |service| admin
+            - Cluster name: ``getStarted``
+            - Service provider: ``AWS`` 
+            - Provider region: ``US_EAST-1`` 
+            - Cluster tier: ``M2``
+            - Disk size: ``2`` GB
+            - MongoDB version: ``4.4`` 
+            - Replica set members: ``3``
 
-      .. code-block:: sh 
-         
-         mongocli atlas dbuser create --username User1 --password ChangeThisPasswordToSomethingSecure --role atlasAdmin@admin
+            .. code-block:: sh 
+
+               mongocli atlas quickstart --clusterName getStarted --provider AWS --region US_EAST_1 --username testUser --password changeMe accessListIp <192.0.2.15>
 
       .. _quick-start-atlas-monitor-cluster:
 

source/reference/atlas.txt

@@ -55,6 +55,10 @@ Atlas ``mongocli`` Commands
   Retrieve information about MongoDB processes running on a specified
   |service| project.
 
+:ref:`mcli-quick-start`
+  Get started with the {+mcli+} and create a deployment and database
+  users.
+
 :ref:`security <mcli-reference-atlas-security>`
   Manage |service| security features.
 
@@ -64,6 +68,7 @@ Atlas ``mongocli`` Commands
 .. toctree::
    :titlesonly:
 
+   Get Started with Atlas </reference/atlas/quick-start>
    Alerts </reference/atlas/alert-commands>
    Backups </reference/atlas/backup-commands>
    Clusters </reference/atlas/cluster-commands>