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Cloud tool Juju GUI 0.11 released with new features and enhancements
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Juju is an Ubuntu technology that offers reliable service orchestration in the cloud, environment where it permits fast and productive deploying, scaling and managing of services, thus allowing its utilizers to deploy Wordpress, MongoDB, Ceph, etc.
Juju can be harnessed via both command-line and intuitive GUI, latter expressed as Juju GUI.
Juju GUI is a fancy, user-friendly and intuitive web-based interface for Juju, allowing complex actions from within web-browsers, Juju GUI presenting itself as a hassle-free manner of using Juju's power.
Juju GUI has been updated to version 0.11, introducing a significant amount of new features, as well as multiple fixes and optimizations, among which:
- support for upgrading/downgrading of service's charms
- support to display both endpoints for relations
- significantly decreased size of GUI distribution (therefore, increasing the speed of deployment)
- optimized service positioning behavior
- red-triangle marker added to recommended charms and bundles
- removed faulty behaviors (such as newly-added units overlapping previously-added units)
- accurate URLs for unit details
- several enhancements
Juju GUI can be tested and grasped on https://jujucharms.com/sidebar/
via: http://iloveubuntu.net/cloud-tool-juju-gui-011-released-new-features-and-enhancements