Fresh off an $8 million Series A round, the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based startup has introduced a platform for quickly deploying Kubernetes orchestrated apps onto any environment.
Fresh off an $8 million Series A round, Rafay Systems has released a platform that aims to ease deployment of Kubernetes clusters and lifecycle management of containerized apps across any cloud.
The startup based in Sunnyvale, Calif. sees complexity as the biggest roadblock to Kubernetes adoption, and a Software-as-a-Service delivery model as the key to simplification, Rafay co-founder and CEO Haseeb Budhani told CRN.
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