Juno is an open-source, next-gen serverless platform that helps developers build and ship secure projects at scale.
- 🔑 Authentication [Docs]
- 📦 Datastore [Docs]
- 📂 File Storage [Docs]
- 🌐 Hosting [Docs]
- ⚙️ Serverless Functions [Docs]
- 📊 Analytics [Docs]
- 👀 Monitoring [Docs]
- 💾 Snapshots [Docs]
Juno is a reimagined serverless platform built for modern developers who want more control, strong security, and zero operational complexity.
It offers a familiar cloud-like experience—without the DevOps overhead—powered by decentralized infrastructure.
With built-in support for authentication, storage, hosting, serverless functions, and even on-chain logic, Juno simplifies the entire backend. Everything runs in one container, giving developers full ownership and security by design.
In short, Juno is what Firebase would look like if it were built for the future. ⚡️
Here are some useful links:
- Looking to get started? Check out the Guides & Examples for step-by-step tutorials and sample code.
- Explore the full documentation for in-depth details on using and configuring Juno.
- See the HACKING document for instructions on running and developing Juno locally.
- Have a look at the LICENSE for information about licensing and limitation.
Planning to build a decentralized website, blog, or application? Quickly scaffold your project with ready-made templates.
# with npm
npm create juno@latest
# with pnpm
yarn create juno
# with yarn
pnpm create juno
When building your project locally or contributing to this repo, ensure you have Docker installed on your machine (Windows, MacOS, or Linux).
Note
For MacBooks with M processors, it is important to use Docker Desktop version 4.25.0 or later, ideally the latest available version.
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