[v9] Edit Database Access guides for Cloud users #11846
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Backports #11668
This edits Database Access guides that show you how to access
specific databases. These guides follow the same structure and use the
same partials, so it made sense to address them in a single commit.
See #10637
Edits made
Some Prerequisites sections were either absent or required
"Teleport," which I've clarified with a scoped Tabs component to
indicate the appropriate client tools for each deployment type.
Since we instruct users on deploying the Auth/Proxy later in the
guide, I restricted this to client tools. Also flesh out the
Prerequisites a bit in general.
Add ScopedBlocks for minor details that vary between scopes.
Ensure that all commands that take place on the Database Service node
are described correctly as taking place on that node.
Change the tctl-auth-sign.mdx partial. Since the start-auth-proxy.mdx
partial now instructs self-hosted users to run tctl commands on the
Auth Service host, we no longer need the Self-Hosted tab. As a result,
I have turned the Cloud tab into a ScopedBlock.
Reorder self-hosted guide sections so users start the Auth/Proxy
before running "tctl auth sign". Otherwise, this command will not
work.
Minor style/grammar tweaks