Opsera: Raises $15M in Series A Funding

  • Opsera, a San Francisco, CA-based Continuous Orchestration platform for DevOps, raised $15m in Series A funding
  • The round was led by Felicis Ventures with participation from existing investors Clear Ventures, Trinity Ventures and Firebolt Ventures, and new investor HMG Ventures
  • In conjunction with the funding, Wesley Chan, a managing director for Felicis Ventures, will join the Opsera Board
  • The company, which has raised a total of $19.3m in funding so far, intends to use the funds to grow its engineering team, and accelerate its global sales, marketing and customer success initiatives
  • Opsera also provides a Continuous Orchestration platform for next-gen DevOps that enables choice, automation, and intelligence across the entire software life cycle
  • Launched just six months ago, the platform has a growing client roster, including Fortune 500 customers and an increasing number of companies across Industries worldwide
Steve Sam
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