### Creating A Simple Project And Jobset
In order to evaluate and build anything you need to crate _projects_ that contain _jobsets_. Hydra supports imperative and declarative projects and many different configurations. The steps below will guide you through the required steps to creating a minimal imperative project configuration.
#### Creating A Project
Log in as adminstrator, click "_Admin_" and select "_Create project_". Fill the form as follows:
- **Identifier**: `hello`
- **Display name**: `hello`
- **Description**: `hello project`
Click "_Create project_".
#### Creating A Jobset
After creating a project you are forwarded to the project page. Click "_Actions_" and choose "_Create jobset_". Fill the form with the following values:
- **Identifier**: `hello`
- **Nix expression**: `examples/hello.nix` in `hydra`
- **Check interval**: 60
- **Scheduling shares**: 1
We have to add two inputs for this jobset. One for _nixpkgs_ and one for _hydra_ (which we are referrencing in the Nix expression above):
- **Input name**: `nixpkgs`
- **Type**: `Git checkout`
- **Value**: `https://github.com/nixos/nixpkgs-channels nixos-20.03`
- **Input name**: `hydra`
- **Type**: `Git checkout`
- **Value**: `https://github.com/nixos/hydra`
Make sure **State** at the top of the page is set to "_Enabled_" and click on "_Create jobset_". This concludes the creation of a jobset that evaluates [./examples/hello.nix](./examples/hello.nix) once a minute. Clicking "_Evaluations_" should list the first evaluation of the newly created jobset after a brief delay.

#
# jobset example file. This file canbe referenced as Nix expression
# in a jobset configuration along with inputs for nixpkgs and the
# repository containing this file.
#
{ ... }:
let
  # <nixpkgs> is set to the value designated by the nixpkgs input of the
  # jobset configuration.
  pkgs = (import <nixpkgs> {});
in {
  hello = pkgs.hello;
}