What exactly is Chef

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I’m not in the Devops field or anything related, but I like how it ties everything together. Going through this sub and a lot of job reqs for Devops, I see Chef mentioned a lot. I did read the documentation and everything I could, but everything kind of went over my head. Is there a good ELI5 explanation of Chef? Generally put, I know its purpose is to automate large-scale infrastructure but what on earth does that mean? What do I need to build to utilize/use Chef – an app, or server?
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