Codefresh
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Codefresh
Octopus Deploy provides a unified platform for continuous delivery, automating deployments, runbooks, and operations for modern applications.
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What does Codefresh do?
Octopus Deploy is a leading platform for continuous delivery, offering automation for software deployments, runbooks, and operations. It helps DevOps teams streamline their release processes, ensuring reliable and repeatable deployments across various environments, from on-premises to cloud-native applications.
What is Codefresh's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Codefresh's annual revenue at $2.3M (range $1.4M to $4.4M, 68% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Codefresh's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Codefresh's effective valuation at $173.7M (range $105.0M to $252.0M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Codefresh raised?
Codefresh has raised a total of $42M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.
Where is Codefresh headquartered?
Codefresh is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia.
When was Codefresh founded?
Codefresh was founded in 2014.
What industry does Codefresh operate in?
Codefresh operates in Enterprise, Development, CI/CD, Open Source, Software Development, DevOps.
How many employees does Codefresh have?
Codefresh has approximately 18 people on record.
Does Codefresh have an affiliate program?
Yes, Codefresh has an affiliate program. The program runs on Self-hosted affiliate. Register here: https://octopus.com/affiliates
“Dan then showed how Codefresh GitOps Cloud builds on Argo CD to make Continuous Delivery more reliable and easier to manage. A few of the things that stood out to me: Think in terms of products, not just apps.”
View on Reddit“There are paid services running on top of ArgoCD like Codefresh that might enrich the Argo experience and lift the burden of maintenance work for you. Does anyone have any experience with Codefresh? Does it give bang for the bucks?”
View on Reddit“Our team has been going through Config as Code in Octopus and now it looks easier with Octopus providing CD, GitOps, and CI under one roof.”
View on Reddit“GitlabCI isn’t designed for micro-services since everything is tied to a single repo. I would be interested to know your solution (i.e. people that already use GitlabCI) for the problems mentioned in the post especially the first 4.”
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