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- Testing: contributing/testing.md - Testing: contributing/testing.md
- Repo Layout: manual/repo-layout.md - Repo Layout: manual/repo-layout.md
- Migrate existing Flakes: manual/migration-guide.md - Migrate existing Flakes: manual/migration-guide.md
- Migrate inventory Services: guides/migrate-inventory-services.md
- Reference: - Reference:
- Overview: reference/index.md - Overview: reference/index.md
- Clan Modules: - Clan Modules:

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# How to migrate `Inventory.services`
## Further reference
- [Authoring a 'clan.service' module](../authoring/clanServices/index.md)
- [Setting up `inventory.instances`](../manual/distributed-services.md)
- [Inventory Reference](../reference/nix-api/inventory.md)

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# Instances # Setting up `inventory.instances`
In Clan *distributed services* can be declaratively deployed using the `inventory.instances` attribute
First of all it might be needed to explain what we mean by the term *distributed service* First of all it might be needed to explain what we mean by the term *distributed service*
## What is considered a service? ## What is considered a distributed service?
A **distributed service** is a system where multiple machines work together to provide a certain functionality, abstracting complexity and allowing for declarative configuration and management. A **distributed service** is a system where multiple machines work together to provide a certain functionality, abstracting complexity and allowing for declarative configuration and management.