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ubuntu.com/cloud

juju.ubuntu.com

Charms can be written in any language that runs on Ubuntu server

  • Bash scripts
  • Perl
  • PHP
  • Python

The author's choice!

Charms

Charms are the name for the Juju deploy units

Basically charms are code that deploy and configure an application on a

virtual machine

They also handle the relationships

Juju

Juju allows your services

to scale up easily.

Juju

literally means:

magic or supernatural powers!

What does the name mean?

Service Orchestration

Service Orchestration is the ability to:

  • Deploy services or workloads
  • Configure the software on a service
  • Manage services lifecycles
  • Create relationships between services

Relationships between the services

is the key.

Juju allows you to configure, manage and scale cloud services (known as Charms) in a cloud environment

Juju is a cloud automation tool from Canonical

Juju

But there are a lot of cloud management tools out there.

What makes Juju different?

(Why do I care?)

by Matt Bruzek

Managing cloud deployments

is only the first step

How do you connect services (machines) together in your cloud?

breathe

  • Amazon Web Services
  • HP public cloud
  • OpenStack clouds
  • LinuX Containers (LXC)
  • even Windows Azure!

can deploy to different

cloud environments:

Juju

Don't see what you need?

  • Charms are designed to be easy to author and you can use any language
  • If you want people to deploy your application, share it with the Juju world!
  • There are tools to get you started juju.ubuntu.com/resources

Write your own charm!

Hundreds of charms have already been written for open source applications like MySQL, Hadoop, or MogoDB

They are free to use and scale with your application

Go to jujucharms.com to see the list

Charms

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