Altostra

Altostra was a software company established in 2018 by co-founders Gal Zabib, who served as CEO, and Yevgeni Krupetsky, the CTO. The firm positioned itself in the CloudTech and DevOps market, offering a platform designed to streamline the development and deployment of cloud-native applications for software companies.

The company's core offering was a developer-first platform that aimed to accelerate cloud development by automating Infrastructure as Code (IaC). This was achieved through a no-code, visual infrastructure designer that allowed developers to build applications without deep DevOps expertise. Key features included the ability to design infrastructure visually, manage deployments across multiple environments and cloud accounts, and integrate with tools like GitHub to automate workflows. The platform supported deployment on various cloud services, including AWS, enabling teams to ship code more rapidly. Altostra's business model was software-as-a-service (SaaS), with pricing based on contract duration and terms. The target clients were developers and DevOps teams seeking to simplify and speed up cloud adoption and application development.

Throughout its operation, Altostra secured funding from several institutional investors, including WestWave Capital, Switch, and Operator Collective, participating in seed rounds and accelerator programs between 2018 and 2020. However, as of July 2024, the company is listed as out of business.

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