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To make digital services reliable and efficient.
43% employee growth in 12 months
Site reliability engineering is becoming an increasingly crucial aspect of maintaining a digital service, especially for enterprise companies - and in this area, success or shortcomings are measured with Service Level Objectives (SLOs). So it’s no surprise that tools to help streamline and manage SLOs are coming into the mainstream. Nobl9 is a company developing these tools at the enterprise level.
Nobl9 helps companies extract the requisite data from across their databases, and use them to set and manage effective SLOs. For a relatively new company (Nobl9 launched in 2021), it’s netted some substantial early customers - Brex and Adobe among them. It’s a testament to the importance of complex tools to help hone software reliability, and the quality of the Nobl9 platform in delivering them.
It’s a relatively uncluttered market, too, with apparently few competitors specialising in SLO products. This is perhaps surprising - service optimization and reliability is increasingly crucial for enterprises looking for edges over rivals, and as databases become more sprawling and complex, SLOs are becoming ever more difficult to manage. All this explains how Nobl9 has netted substantial investment, that will help the company to educate the community about the power of SLOs, whilst building out its product and customer services.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Jan 2023
$15.8m
LATE VC
Feb 2021
$21m
SERIES B
This company has top investors
Marcin Kurc
(CEO)Worked as senior director at Novell, then head of business development at AWS. Following that, served as CEO of Orbitera, and when it was acquired by Google, worked there as director of Google cloud marketplace and commerce ecosystems.
Brian Singer
(CPO)Held a senior marketing manager role at Novell, then went into cloud management at BMC Software. Subsequently co-founded and served as COO at Orbitera, and became a Google product manager when the company acquired Orbitera in 2016.