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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,8 @@ Mina works really fast because it's a deploy Bash script generator. It
generates an entire procedure as a Bash script and runs it remotely in the
server.

Compare this to the likes of Vlad or Capistrano, where each command
Compare this to the likes of [Vlad](https://github.com/seattlerb/vlad) or
[Capistrano](https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano), where each command
is run separately on their own SSH sessions. Mina only creates *one* SSH
session per deploy, minimizing the SSH connection overhead.

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### Step 3: Run 'mina setup'

Back at your computer, do `mina setup` to set up the [folder
structure](#directory_structure) in this path. This will connect to your server
Back at your computer, do `mina setup` to set up the [folder structure](#directory-structure) in this path.
This will connect to your server
via SSH and create the right directories.

$ mina setup
-----> Creating folders... done.

See [directory structure](#directory_structure) for more info.
See [directory structure](#directory-structure) for more info.

### Step 4: Deploy!

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