(DOCSP-33184) Adds info to find Atlas connection string with the Atlas CLI (#4702) (#4729)

* (DOCSP-33184) Adds info to find Atlas connection string with the Atlas CLI

* Includes tech review feedback

* Includes copy review changes

Author: sarahsimpers

source/includes/steps-find-atlas-connection-string.rst

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+.. procedure::
+   :style: normal
+
+   .. step:: Open the :guilabel:`Connection Method` dialog. 
+    
+      a. Click :guilabel:`Database` in the sidebar in {+atlas+}.
+      b. Click :guilabel:`Connect` for the database deployment to which
+         you want to connect.
+      c. Click :guilabel:`Choose a Connection Method`. {+atlas+}
+         selects :guilabel:`Standard Connection` by default. To
+         connect using a :atlas:`private endpoint 
+         </security-private-endpoint/>`, select 
+         :guilabel:`Private Endpoint`.
+
+   .. step:: Choose a connection method.
+
+      To connect to your application, click :guilabel:`Drivers`. To
+      connect using tools, click the tool you want to use to access your
+      data.
+
+   .. step:: Follow instructions for the connection method you selected.
+   
+      a. If you selected :guilabel:`Drivers`, select your driver and
+         version. If you selected a tool, download the tool.
+      b. If your database deployment is a cluster, select
+         :guilabel:`Connect To Cluster`. 
+      c. Copy the connection string. Replace ``<password>`` and
+         ``<username>`` in the connection string with the database
+         user's credentials.

source/reference/connection-string.txt

@@ -47,35 +47,33 @@ Complete these steps to find your connection string.
 Find Your {+atlas+} Connection String
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-.. procedure::
-   :style: normal
-
-   .. step:: Open the :guilabel:`Connection Method` dialog. 
-    
-      a. Click :guilabel:`Database` in the sidebar in {+atlas+}.
-      b. Click :guilabel:`Connect` for the database deployment to which
-         you want to connect.
-      c. Click :guilabel:`Choose a Connection Method`. {+atlas+}
-         selects :guilabel:`Standard Connection` by default. To
-         connect using a :atlas:`private endpoint 
-         </security-private-endpoint/>`, select 
-         :guilabel:`Private Endpoint`.
-
-   .. step:: Choose a connection method.
-
-      To connect to your application, click :guilabel:`Drivers`. To
-      connect using tools, click the tool you want to use to access your
-      data.
-
-   .. step:: Follow instructions for the connection method you selected.
-   
-      a. If you selected :guilabel:`Drivers`, select your driver and
-         version. If you selected a tool, download the tool.
-      b. If your database deployment is a cluster, select
-         :guilabel:`Connect To Cluster`. 
-      c. Copy the connection string. Replace ``<password>`` and
-         ``<username>`` in the connection string with the database
-         user's credentials.
+.. tabs::
+
+   .. tab:: Atlas CLI 
+      :tabid: atlas-cli
+
+      To find your {+atlas+} connection string using the
+      :atlascli:`Atlas CLI </>`, :atlascli:`install 
+      </install-atlas-cli/>` and :atlascli:`connect
+      </connect-atlas-cli/>` from the Atlas CLI, then run the following
+      command. Replace ``<clusterName>`` with the name of the {+atlas+}
+      cluster and replace ``<projectId>`` with the project ID.
+
+      .. code-block::
+
+         atlas clusters connectionStrings describe <clusterName> --projectId <projectId>
+
+      To learn more, see 
+      :atlascli:`atlas clusters connectionStrings describe 
+      </command/atlas-clusters-connectionStrings-describe/>`.
+
+   .. tab:: Atlas UI 
+      :tabid: atlas-ui
+
+      To find your {+atlas+} connection string in the Atlas UI,
+      follow these steps:
+
+      .. include:: /includes/steps-find-atlas-connection-string.rst
 
 Your {+atlas+} connection string resembles the following 
 example: