Organizations embracing DevOps are facing the dilemma of complexity, caused by large number of tools used by multiple teams. This results in data and process silos, becoming a bottleneck in the agile application delivery. Such a bottleneck goes against the very idea of DevOps, thereby, impacting the DevOps ROI. CloudMunch Platform is built to abstract away the complexities while also giving the users flexibility to use the tools of their choice.
CloudMunch brings data, tools & processes together in one place. We enable teams to rapidly deliver better software on any infrastructure.
CloudMunch Platform has two products:
1) Insights: CloudMunch Insights offers actionable contextual insights on top of the application delivery pipeline. It goes beyond providing metrics from various tools to delivering actionable contextual insights based on business outcomes
2) Delivery: CloudMunch delivery creates the meta pipeline connecting various tools and deployment platform, setting up the agile pathway for application delivery.
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Mentions in press and media 16
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| Jul 5, 2014 | Startup and productivity tips from CloudMunch CEO Pradeep Prabhu | CloudMunch co-founder and CEO Pradeep Prabhu never expected to be the CEO of a tech company. “I just got into it by accident,” says Prabhu, who initially was studying to be a doctor in India. But now Prabhu, who went on to lead the Infosys ... |
| Jul 28, 2013 | The Matrix Of Hell And Two Open-Source Projects For The Emerging Agnostic Cloud | Docker, an app container service from the co-founder at DotCloud, and Salt, an open DevOps platform from the founder of SaltStack, were mentioned this past week at OSCON as two of the most exciting new open-source efforts. Complexity comes ... |
| Apr 7, 2013 | 10 Startups That Turn Complexity Into Simplicity | Here’s the thing about simplicity. It’s all relative. A developer’s idea of simplicity is different from a finance chief or a customer service agent. I run across a variety of startups in my daily work at TechCrunch. But few have that innat... |
| Oct 16, 2012 | Zulily’s Darrell Cavens on developing a clear focus | Darrell Cavens is the CEO of Zulily, the Seattle-based daily deals site for moms, but his history in the online business goes much further back, as an executive at online diamond retailer Blue Nile and before that at Starwave, working on pr... |
| Oct 10, 2012 | Haiku Deck’s Adam Tratt: ‘Startup storytelling for the win’ | Tech industry veteran Adam Tratt has told a story or two in his day, but more than that, he has experienced first-hand the value of “entrepreneurial storytelling” — the ability for startup founders to convey their vision in a compelling way... |
| Oct 5, 2012 | Bootstrapping a startup: Less cash, more cowbell | Steve Murch knows a thing or two about building a startup without taking outside funding, as the founder and CEO of bootstrapped startup BigOven, a mobile grocery and recipe service with more than 7 million downloads and 1.6 million registe... |
| Oct 3, 2012 | Co-founding a startup: The good, the bad, the ugly | What are the secrets to success and pitfalls to avoid when putting together a startup’s founding team? One of the most candid and insightful talks at the recent Seattle 2.0 Startup Day addressed that topic with an unvarnished look at the ea... |
| Oct 2, 2012 | Wireless vet Mary Jesse: ‘Concentrate on company culture from the beginning’ | Mary Jesse, the founder and CEO of group messaging startup Ivy Corp., is an electrical engineer and veteran startup leader who was instrumental in developing and deploying the first large scale wireless data systems in the U.S. A veteran of... |
| Sep 28, 2012 | Jonathan Sposato: ‘Everything I need to know about design I learned in a hotel’ | Jonathan Sposato is a serial entrepreneur, the former CEO of photo editing site Picnik and the only person to have sold two startups to Google. And if you’ve ever worked with Jonathan, as we do in his role as GeekWire chairman, you know tha... |
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FAQ about CloudMunch
When was CloudMunch founded?
CloudMunch was founded in 2011.
What has the press written about CloudMunch?
Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning CloudMunch, among them “Startup and productivity tips from CloudMunch CEO Pradeep Prabhu” (Jul 5, 2014) and “The Matrix Of Hell And Two Open-Source Projects For The Emerging Agnostic Cloud” (Jul 28, 2013).
Is CloudMunch still active?
Yes, CloudMunch is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 31, 2015.