FluidCloud secured $8.1 million in seed funding. Unusual Ventures led the round as the sole investor. This capital supports FluidCloud's platform, which addresses cloud infrastructure lock-in.
The startup developed a platform to reverse-engineer cloud environments. This technology allows workloads to shift between different cloud providers. Consequently, enterprises gain agility and avoid vendor reliance.
Enabling Seamless Cloud Portability
FluidCloud's one-click platform uses artificial intelligence agents. These agents clone cloud infrastructure environments. The system then ports entire setups to new cloud platforms, transforming designs into portable assets. This process converts complex, months-long migrations into days. FluidCloud enables rapid remapping across any cloud architecture. Furthermore, it empowers companies to become truly multicloud.
The platform also strengthens negotiation positions with major providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. This encourages competitive pricing and terms.
FluidCloud's AI agents understand and replicate entire cloud infrastructure environments. They leverage a programmatic Cloud API mapping engine. This system supports elements including compute, networking, storage, and security policies. After cloning, FluidCloud provides DevOps teams with new CI/CD pipelines. This allows applications to run seamlessly on different cloud platforms with minimal code adjustments.
Cloud infrastructure provider Vultr Inc. supports FluidCloud's solution. Vultr notes the platform simplifies enterprise transitions from other cloud services.
