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set the stage for the example in the intro

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@ -241,6 +241,11 @@ Manager. Example::
Example Setup of a New Managed Grid Example Setup of a New Managed Grid
----------------------------------- -----------------------------------
This example creates an actual grid, but it's all just on one machine
with different "node directories" and a separate tahoe process for
each node. Usually of course each storage server would be on a
separate computer.
Note that we use the ``daemonize`` command in the following but that's Note that we use the ``daemonize`` command in the following but that's
only one way to handle "running a command in the background". You only one way to handle "running a command in the background". You
could instead run commands that start with ``daemonize ...`` in their could instead run commands that start with ``daemonize ...`` in their
@ -251,10 +256,6 @@ We'll store our Grid Manager configuration on disk, in
tahoe grid-manager --config ./gm0 create tahoe grid-manager --config ./gm0 create
This example creates an actual grid, but it's all just on one machine
with different "node directories". Usually of course each storage
server would be on a separate computer.
(If you already have a grid, you can :ref:`skip ahead <skip_ahead>`.) (If you already have a grid, you can :ref:`skip ahead <skip_ahead>`.)
First of all, create an Introducer. Note that we actually have to run First of all, create an Introducer. Note that we actually have to run