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# Getting Started with mini loader
Welcome to the mini loader guide! This documentation will help you quickly get up and running with mini loader, a versatile tool designed to simplify your workload management.
## Overview
mini loader is a powerful yet user-friendly tool that allows you to manage and execute workloads efficiently. Whether you're a solo developer, part of a small team, or just someone looking to automate routine tasks, mini loader is designed to make your life easier.
## Prerequisites
Before diving into mini loader, ensure you have the following:
- Docker installed on your machine (for running the mini loader server)
- Node.js and npm installed (for using the mini loader CLI)
## Contents
- [Creating you first workload](./installation.md): Learn how to write workloads and execute them locally with the mini loader CLI
- [Running the server](./pushing-managing-loads.md): Instructions on how to run the server locally using docker.
- [Interacting with the server](./interacting-with-server.md): Learn the basic commands used to manage workloads.
- [Managing secrets](./managing-secrets.md): Upload secrets to the server that can be used inside your scripts.
- [Authorization](./setting-up-oidc.md): Extend the authorization using OIDC
- [Create an API](./creating-an-api.md): Create a workload which exposes a HTTP api
## Getting Help
If you encounter any issues or have questions, please refer to the [FAQs](./faqs.md)
## Let's Get Started!
Ready to streamline your workload management? Let's jump right into [creating your first workload](./first-workload.md) and set up the mini loader CLI!
[Next: create a workload](./first-workload.md)