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# MongoDB::Atlas::Cluster
# MongoDB::Atlas::Cluster CFN resource
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I think main change in this PR should be about saying that MongoDB::Atlas::Cluster also allows to create Flex clusters, and this is recommended over using MongoDB::Atlas::FlexCluster.

You might want to get some inspiration from the CDK PRs:
https://github.com/mongodb/awscdk-resources-mongodbatlas/pull/493/files
https://github.com/mongodb/awscdk-resources-mongodbatlas/pull/495/files


## Description
Provides a resource for managing [Clusters](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/api/doc/atlas-admin-api-v2/group/endpoint-clusters) in AWS Cloud Formation. The resource
lets you create, edit, and delete clusters. The resource requires your Project
ID to perform these actions.

*Important:* `MongoDB::Atlas::Cluster` supports Flex Clusters, and all future
updates for creating and managing Flex Clusters will be exclusively available
through this resource.

*Important:* We recommend using `MongoDB::Atlas::Cluster` to create and manage
Flex clusters instead of the `MongoDB::Atlas::FlexCluster` as future upgrades
will only be available through this resource.

*Important:* Cluster upgrades to and from Flex Clusters are currently
unavailable but are planned for future development.
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Resource for managing [Clusters](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/api/doc/atlas-admin-api-v2/group/endpoint-clusters).

## Requirements

Set up an AWS profile to securely give CloudFormation access to your Atlas credentials.
For instructions on setting up a profile, [see here](/README.md#mongodb-atlas-api-keys-credential-management).
To securely give CloudFormation access to your Atlas credentials, you must
set up an [AWS Profile](/README.md#mongodb-atlas-api-keys-credential-management).


## Attributes and Parameters
For futher information, see the [resource docs](docs/README.md) section.

See the [resource docs](docs/README.md).

## Cloudformation Examples

See the examples [CFN Template](/examples/cluster/cluster.json) for example resource.
For examples, see the [CFN Template](/examples/cluster/cluster.json) example.
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Step c: Select and activate
Enter the RoleArn that is created in step 1.

Cluster Resource is ready to use.
Your cluster Resource is ready to use.

## Step 2: Create template using [cluster.json](project-cluster.json)
Note: Make sure you are providing appropriate vales for
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