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Begin your journey in machine management by introducing a new machine into your Clan environment. Follow these streamlined steps to get started:
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## Adding Your First Machine
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Begin your journey in machine management by introducing a new machine into your Clan environment. Follow these streamlined steps to get started:
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1. **Create Your Machine**: Generate a new machine configuration using the Clan CLI with the command below:
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```bash
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clan machines create my-machine
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```
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2. **List Available Machines**: Verify the successful addition of your new machine and view any existing machines in your configuration:
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```bash
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clan machines list
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```
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_Note: The `$(mkpasswd)` command generates a hashed password. Ensure you have the `mkpasswd` utility installed or use an alternative method to generate a secure hashed password._
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## Test Your Machine Configuration Inside a VM
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Before deploying your configuration to a live environment, you can run a virtual machine (VM) to test the settings:
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```shellSession
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$ clan vms run my-machine
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```
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This command run a VM based on the configuration of `my-machine`, allowing you to verify changes in a controlled environment.
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## Installing a New Machine
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