# Create Workflow
## Requirements
* Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher
## Overview
* The Linux Control Center Workflow allows you to create workflows with decision making and chaining of actions. With an intuitive interface, it allows total control in a simple and fast way.
## Objective
* This document aims to demonstrate the step by step and demonstrate how to use the Linux Control Center Workflow.
## Workflow Steps
* See an example of how a workflow with decision making works.
## Create a Workflow
1. Click on **Workflow** on the left sidebar.
2. Click on **Create**.
3. Enter the name for the Workflow in the **Name** field.
4. Click **Start New Workflow**.
5. Choose the desired *Action* in the **Action** field
6. Choose the **Host** on which you want to execute the action in the **Host** field.
7. You can also execute the action in a group by selecting it in the **Group** field.
8. Click **Create**.
9. Click **Save** to create the *Workflow*.
## Create Sub Action
1. Open the Workflow in which you want to add an *Action* with decision making and click **Add Subaction** for the desired action.
2. Click on **Action** and choose the *Sub Action*
3. Choose which result will be responsible for executing the *Sub Action*.
**Always**: Executes the *Sub Action* regardless of the result of the previous *Action*.\
**Success**: Executes the *Sub Action* only in case of *Success* of the previous *Action*.\
**Error**: Executes the *Sub Action* only in case of *Error* of the previous *Action*.\
**Regex**: Executes the *Sub Action* only if the defined *Regular Expression* is the result of the previous *Action*.
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1. Click **Create** to create the *Sub Action*.
2. Click **Save** to save the *Sub Action*
## Executing the Workflow
1. Click **Workflow** on the left sidebar.
2. Click **Actions** in the *Workflow* line and click **Run**.
3. It is also possible to run within the *Workflow* page
4. Click **Agree** to run the *Workflow*
5. See the example of [Workflow Steps](#workflow-steps).
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