Kubernetes-native CI/CD platform Codefresh secured $27M in Series C Funding

Codefresh, a California based Kubernetes-native, CI/CD platform has now secured $27 million in Series C funding round.

Founded in 2014, Codefresh offers continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD)platform for Kubernetes. DevOps team at Gap, TBS, Epic Games, Vivint are using Codefresh's CICD platform. Codefresh is both the cloud and git agnostic.

Isaac Roth, a Managing Partner at Shasta Ventures, said, “Codefresh is light years ahead of other CI/CD platforms on Kubernetes. Their deep integrations into Kubernetes, git/cloud-agnostic architecture, and user experience are making Codefresh the default CI/CD for Kubernetes. This is especially true in an industry that has been dominated for years by complex and outdated tooling”.

Raziel Tabib, CEO of Codefresh, said, “Demand for a modern DevOps platform that helps engineering teams adopt and optimize workflows for Kubernetes is very high. Our continuous integration and delivery platform accelerate our customer’s migration to Kubernetes, eliminates the cost of maintaining legacy toolchains, and leverages cloud-native technology practices to speed up software delivery.”

The Red Dot Capital Partners led the new funding round. Other participating investors include Shasta Ventures, M12: Microsoft Venture Fund, Hillsven, CEIIF, Viola Ventures, and Vertex Ventures. The latest funding round brings total funding to $42 million. 

Post funding, Yaniv Stern, a Managing Partner at Red Dot Capital Partners, will join the Codefresh Board of Directors Team, and Isaac Roth, a Managing Partner at Shasta Ventures, will join the advisory Board team.

The company, as of now, has plans to use the new funds to expand open source and continuous delivery offerings. It will help Codefrsh to accelerate growth and improve on their competitive advantage further as the first Kubernetes-native CI/CD platform, notes the announcement.

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