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Juju documentation

Juju is an open-source ecosystem of tools designed to revolutionise the speed and quality of software operations on any cloud.

When you do operations the Juju way, things are simple as juju deploy, juju configure, juju integrate..., juju scale..., juju upgrade, etc. – for any charmed application (i.e., application equipped with operations code for use with Juju) on any type of supported cloud (Kubernetes or otherwise).

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At a time when operations code is still largely stuck with handcrafted code, YAML, or Kubernetes-only operators, the Juju paradigm offers reusable code, testable operations, and multicloud, so you can achieve a lot more, a lot better, and a lot faster.

Did you know? Juju also has an integration with Terraform!

Whether you are a developer wondering how to make your application ready for the cloud, a cloud system administrator or an SRE tired of YAML, or a business owner, Juju can help.


In this documentation


```{grid-item} [Tutorial](/tutorial/get_started)

**Start here**: a hands-on introduction to Juju for new users
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```{grid-item} [How-to guides](/how-to/index)

**Step-by-step guides** covering key operations and common tasks
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```{grid-item} [Reference](/reference/index)

**Technical information** - specifications, APIs, architecture
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```{grid-item} [Explanation](/explanation/index)

**Discussion and clarification** of key topics
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Project and community

Juju is a member of the Ubuntu family. It’s an open source project that warmly welcomes community projects, contributions, suggestions, fixes and constructive feedback.

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Tutorial </tutorial/get_started>
How-to guides </how-to/index>
Reference </reference/index>
Explanation </explanation/index>