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Management
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Sets and supersets
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The Hydra Suite is flexible enough so you can use it to:
* Manage a single machine using `hydractl` command.
* Manage a set or a subset of machines -- a *network* -- from the same organization using `hydra` command.
* Manage a superset of machines -- *a constelation* -- comprised of one or more organizations using `hydras` command.
Creating a new network
----------------------
Use the following commands to create the needed repositories when starting a new network:
::
hydra example init ~/file/example
hydra example config domain example.org
This makes `~/files/example` the base folder for all configuration of the network of machines called `example`.
Managing an existing network
----------------------------
If you have enough credentials (ssh pubkey set in the server), you can fetch
all the needed repositories and configurations to a local folder
`~/file/example` using simply the following command:
::
hydra example init ~/file/example git@admin.example.org:
This will try to fetch a superproject from git@admin.example.org:example.git
-- if exists, plus submodules -- or each git repository used by a network
previously created by the `init` action (`config.git`, `puppet.git`, etc).
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