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Download and install Studio3T

Click 'Connect' at the top, then click 'New connection'. Choose Manually configure my connection settings

Under the 'Server' tab, fill out the Connection name. Choose Standalone as the 'Connection Type'. Copy the endpoint from the details page of your DocumentDB and fill it out next to Server.

Under the 'Authentication' tab, choose Legacy (SCRAM-SHA-1) as the 'Authentication Mode'. Fill out the User name and Password from when you created the DocumentDB. Use a custom database name for the Authentication DB field (admin does not work for Amazon DocumentDB clusters with no databases. Once you have created your first database you can modify your connection to use admin, if you wish.)

Download this new CA certificate from AWS. Under the 'SSL' tab, choose Use SSL protocol to connect' Then, select the Use own Root CA file (–sslCAFile) option and browse to the rds-combined-ca-bundle.pem certificate file that was just downloaded using the folder icon on the right.

Navigate back to Spinup, and under the 'Firewall' tab on your Space's home page, add Port 27017 as an inbound rule. Choose Other (custom) as the 'Service', 27017 as the 'Port', and select Anywhere for the 'Source IP subnet' (for further information: How do I use the Firewall in Spinup Spaces?)

In Studio3T, in the 'New Connection' window, click Test Connection on the bottom left. If the test succeeds, you can Save your new connection, and under the 'Connection Manager' window, you can Connect with the DocumentDB (should be under Local Resources).