## Definitions specific to machines

Here to create definitions that will execute only for a specific machines.
Let's say that your machines is called 'bigblue', first create
a directory called 'bigblue':

```
# hostname -s returns the short machine name (without domain)
mkdir $(hostname -s)
```

Then add any definition for this machine inside this directory. `grind` will
execute first the *global* definitions and after that will execute definitions
for the machine, and if it's running on the 'bigblue' machine then it will
execute those.

## Definitions specific to machines

This directory is definitions that will execute only for a specific machines.
Let's say that one of your machines is called 'bigblue', first create a
directory called 'bigblue':

```
# hostname -s returns the short machine name (without domain)
mkdir $(hostname -s)
```

Then add any definition for this machine inside this directory new directory.
`grind` will execute first the *global* definitions and after that will execute
definitions for the machine.

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