Canonical
18 November 2013
For users, developers and companies interested in learning more about Juju and MAAS in relation to the PowerEdge servers, Kent and Jose have also put together the “Deploying workloads with Juju and MAAS in Ubuntu 13.04” book, a 28-page document freely available for download here.
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