(DOCSP-14276) (DOCSP-14275) Updated step 4 for opening the Live Migration UI in Atlas as part of new Live Migration from C/OM (#162)

* (DOCSP-14276) (DOCSP-14275) Updated step 4 for opening the Live Migration UI in Atlas as part of new Live Migration from C/OM

* (DOCSP-14276) (DOCSP-14275) Updated step 4 for opening the Live Migration UI in Atlas as part of new Live Migration from C/OM

* Fixed the build error about failure to download python by removing those lines

Co-authored-by: mongodb-docs <mongodb-docs@mongodbdocs-VirtualBox>

Author: JuliaMongo

config/intersphinx.yaml

@@ -2,10 +2,6 @@ name: mongodb
 url: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/
 path: mongodb.inv
 ---
-name: pymongo
-url: https://api.mongodb.com/python/current/
-path: pymongo.inv
----
 name: motor
 url: https://motor.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
 path: motor.inv
@@ -21,4 +17,4 @@ path: objects.inv
 name: clouddocs
 url: https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/
 path: cloud-docs.inv
-...
+...

source/images/atlas-deployment.png

@@ -38,11 +38,18 @@ content: |
 title: Begin the Atlas Live Migration process
 ref: begin-live-migration
 content: |
-  Navigate to your Atlas cluster. Click the ellipsis (:guilabel:`...`)
-  button and select :guilabel:`Migrate Data to this Cluster`.
+  
+  a. In the left-side panel of your organization's page, click
+     :guilabel:`Live Migration`.
+  
+  #. In the :guilabel:`General Live Migration` card, click
+     :guilabel:`Select Cluster for General Live Migration`.
+
+  #. Navigate to your Atlas cluster. Click the ellipsis (:guilabel:`...`)
+     button and select :guilabel:`Migrate Data to this Cluster`.
 
-  .. figure:: /images/atlas-deployment.png
-     :figwidth: 700px
+     .. figure:: /images/atlas-deployment.png
+        :figwidth: 700px
 ---
 title: Review migration steps
 ref: review-steps
@@ -54,23 +61,26 @@ content: |
 title: Add IP address ranges to your Compose deployment whitelist
 ref: add-ip-ranges
 content: |
-  For this step you'll need to have browser tabs open
-  with both the Atlas Live Migration process dialog from the previous
-  step and your Compose deployment dashboard.
+  
+  a. Open two browser tabs:
+     
+     - For the Atlas Live Migration process dialog from the previous step.
+     - For your Compose deployment dashboard.
 
-  On your Compose deployment dashboard, click the :guilabel:`Security`
-  link in the left-side navigation. The :guilabel:`Whitelist TCP/HTTP
-  IPs` section displays a list of IP address ranges which are allowed
-  to access your Compose deployment. Add the IP address range which is
-  listed at the top of the Atlas Migration process dialog window.
+  #. On your Compose deployment dashboard, click the :guilabel:`Security`
+     link in the left-side navigation. The :guilabel:`Whitelist TCP/HTTP
+     IPs` section displays a list of IP address ranges which are allowed
+     to access your Compose deployment.
+  #. Add the IP address range which is listed at the top of the
+     Atlas Migration process dialog window.
 
-  .. figure:: /images/compose-add-ips.png
-     :figwidth: 700px
+     .. figure:: /images/compose-add-ips.png
+        :figwidth: 700px
 
-  .. note::
+     .. note::
 
-     Your Atlas migration IP address ranges may be different from
-     those shown here.
+        Your Atlas migration IP address ranges may be different from
+        those shown here.
 ---
 title: Add the hostname and port of your Compose deployment to the
        Atlas Live Migration dialog
@@ -89,19 +99,19 @@ content: |
   Enter the username and password for :guilabel:`oploguser` in the
   Atlas Live Migration dialog window.
 ---
-title: Enter your Compose SSL Certificate data 
+title: Enter your Compose TLS/SSL Certificate data 
 ref: enter-cafile
 content: |
-  If you don't have SSL enabled on your Compose deployment, skip this
+  If you don't have TLS/SSL enabled on your Compose deployment, skip this
   step.
 
   .. important::
 
-     In some Compose deployments, you can no longer view your SSL
+     In some Compose deployments, you can no longer view your TLS/SSL
      certificate in the Compose UI. If this is the case for your
      deployment, you have two options:
 
-     - Contact Compose directly to request your SSL certificate.
+     - Contact Compose directly to request your TLS/SSL certificate.
      - Use :atlas:`MongoMirror </import/mongomirror/>` to migrate
        your data to Atlas.
 

source/includes/steps-migrate-compose.yaml

@@ -22,11 +22,17 @@ level: 4
 stepnum: 2
 content: |
 
-   On the Overview page of your new target cluster, click the ellipsis
-   (...) button and select :guilabel:`Migrate Data to this Cluster`.
+  a. In the left-side panel of your organization's page, click
+     :guilabel:`Live Migration`.
+  
+  #. In the :guilabel:`General Live Migration` card, click
+     :guilabel:`Select Cluster for General Live Migration`.
 
-   .. figure:: /images/atlas-deployment.png
-      :figwidth: 700px
+  #. Navigate to your Atlas cluster. Click the ellipsis (:guilabel:`...`)
+     button and select :guilabel:`Migrate Data to this Cluster`.
+
+     .. figure:: /images/atlas-deployment.png
+        :figwidth: 700px
 ---
 title: Click :guilabel:`I'm ready to migrate`.
 ref: click-ready-migrate
@@ -87,7 +93,7 @@ content: |
    #. Enter the MongoDB username and password from the AWS source cluster
       in :guilabel:`Username/Password`.
 
-   #. If SSL is enabled on the source cluster, toggle the :guilabel:`Is SSL enabled`
+   #. If TLS/SSL is enabled on the source cluster, toggle the :guilabel:`Is TLS/SSL enabled`
       to :guilabel:`Yes` and upload the CA file that your source AWS cluster
       uses.