Updated the guide for setting up the MongoDB database (#15635)

files/en-us/learn/server-side/express_nodejs/mongoose/index.md

@@ -518,68 +518,70 @@ You will first need to [create an account](https://www.mongodb.com/atlas/databas
 
 After logging in, you'll be taken to the [home](https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2) screen:
 
-1. Click **Build a Cluster** button in the Clusters Overview section.
-    ![Create a cluster on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createcluster.jpg)
-2. This will open the _Create New Cluster_ screen.
-    ![Choose a cloud provider when using MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_chooseproviderregion.jpg)
+1. Click the **Build a Database** button in the _Database Deployments_ section.
+    ![Create a database on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createdatabase.jpg)
+
+2. This will open the _Deploy a cloud database_ screen. Click on the **Create** button under the _Shared_ deployment option.
+    ![Choose a deployment option when using MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_deploy.jpg)
 
-    - Select any provider from the *Cloud Provider & Region* section. Different providers offer different regions.
-    - Select any region marked "FREE TIER AVAILABLE".
+3. This will open the _Create a Shared Cluster_ screen.
+    ![Choose a cloud provider when using MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createsharedcluster.jpg)
+
+    - Select any provider from the _Cloud Provider & Region_ section. Different regions offer different providers.
+    - _Cluster Tier_ and _Additional Settings_ don't need to be changed. You can change the name of your Cluster under _Cluster Name_. We are naming it `Cluster0` for this tutorial.
     - Click the **Create Cluster** button (creation of the cluster will take some minutes).
 
-3. You will return to the _Cluster Overview_ screen.
-    ![Setup a collection on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createcollection.jpg)
+4. This will open the _Security Quickstart_ section.
+    ![Set up the Access Rules on the Security Quickstart screen on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_securityquickstart.jpg)
 
-    - Click the **Collections** button.
+    - Enter a username and password. Remember to copy and store the credentials safely as we will need them later on. Click the **Create User** button.
 
-4. This will open the _Collections_ section.
-    ![Create a database on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createdatabase2.png)
+      > **Note:** Avoid using special characters in your MongoDB user password as mongoose may not parse the connection string properly.
 
-    - Click the **Add My Own Data** button.
+    - Enter `0.0.0.0/0` in the IP Address field. This tells MongoDB that we want to allow access from anywhere. Click the **Add Entry** button.
 
-5. This will open the _Create Database_ screen.
-    ![Details during database creation on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_databasedetails.jpg)
+      > **Note:** It is a best practice to limit the IP addresses that can connect to your database and other resources. Here we allow a connection from anywhere because we don't know where the request will come from after deployment.
 
-    - Enter the name for the new database as `local_library`.
-    - Enter the name of the collection as `Collection0`.
-    - Click the **Create** button to create the database.
+    - Click the **Finish and Close** button.
 
-6. You will return to the Collection screen with your database created.
-    ![Database creation confirmation on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_databasecreated.jpg)
+5. This will open the following screen. Click on the **Go to Databases** button.
+    ![Go to Databases after setting up Access Rules on MongoDB Atlas](mongodb_atlas_-_accessrules.jpg)
 
-    - Click the _Overview_ tab to return the cluster overview.
+6. You will return to the _Database Deployments_ screen. Click the **Browse Collections** button.
+    ![Setup a collection on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_createcollection.jpg)
 
-7. From the Cluster0 Overview screen click the **Connect** button.
-    ![Configure a connection when after setting up a cluster in MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_connectbutton.jpg)
-8. This will open the Connect to Cluster screen.
-    ![Choose a connection type when connecting with MongoDB Atlas.](connect_to_cluster_allowanywhere.png)
+7. This will open the _Collections_ section. Click the **Add My Own Data** button.
+    ![Create a database on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_adddata.jpg)
 
-    - Click the **Allow Access from Anywhere** button.
-      This will open a form with `0.0.0.0/0` pre-seeded for the IP Address. Click the **Add IP Address** button.
+8. This will open the _Create Database_ screen.
 
-      > **Note:** It is a best practice to limit the IP addresses that can connect to your database and other resources. Here we allow a connection from anywhere because we don't know where the request will come from after deployment.
+   ![Details during database creation on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_databasedetails.jpg)
+
+    - Enter the name for the new database as `local_library`.
+    - Enter the name of the collection as `Collection0`.
+    - Click the **Create** button to create the database.
 
-    - Enter a username and password and click **Create MongoDB User** button.
+9. You will return to the _Collections_ screen with your database created.
+    ![Database creation confirmation on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_databasecreated.jpg)
 
-      > **Note:** Avoid using special characters in your MongoDB user password as mongoose may not parse the connection string properly.
+    - Click the _Overview_ tab to return to the cluster overview.
 
-    - If you have completed the 2 previous steps, the button **Choose a connection method** will turn green.
-    - Click the **Choose a connection method** button.
+10. From the Cluster0 _Overview_ screen click the **Connect** button.
+    ![Configure connection after setting up a cluster in MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_connectbutton.jpg)
 
-9. You should now be able to access the _Choose a connection_ method tab.
+11. This will open the _Connect to Cluster_ screen. Click the **Connect your application** option.
     ![Choose a connection type when connecting with MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_chooseaconnectionmethod.jpg)
 
-    - Click the **Connect Your Application** option.
-
-10. This will open the _Connect_ screen.
-    ![Choose the Short SRV connection when setting up a connection on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_connectforshortsrv_2020-03.png)
+12. You will now be shown the _Connect_ screen.
+    ![Choose the Short SRV connection when setting up a connection on MongoDB Atlas.](mongodb_atlas_-_connectforshortsrv.jpg)
 
-    - Click the **Copy** button to copy the connection string.
-    - Save this string somewhere safe.
+    - Click the **Copy** icon to copy the connection string.
+    - Paste this in your local text editor.
     - Update the password with your user's password.
-    - Replace test with `local_library`.
+    - Replace `myFirstDatabase` with `local_library`.
+    - Save the file containing this string somewhere safe.
 
-You have now created the database, and have a URL (with username and password) that can be used to access it. This will look something like: `mongodb+srv://your_user_name:your_password@cluster0.a9azn.mongodb.net/local_library?retryWrites=true`
+You have now created the database, and have a URL (with username and password) that can be used to access it. This will look something like: `mongodb+srv://your_user_name:your_password@cluster0.upbx7.mongodb.net/local_library?retryWrites=true&w=majority`
 
 ## Install Mongoose