Bluebricks
Streamline cloud provisioning with compliant blueprints while securing governance.
| Date | Investors | Amount | Round |
|---|---|---|---|
* | $4.5m | Seed | |
| Total Funding | 000k | ||
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Bluebricks is a Tel Aviv-based cloud management platform established in 2024 by co-founders Idan Yalovich (CEO), Nitzan Gindi, and Pini Vaknin. The founding team possesses a strong background in technology and enterprise solutions; Yalovich is a serial entrepreneur who previously co-founded Zest, an AI-driven search company acquired by WalkMe in 2021. Gindi brings experience in product leadership with Fortune 500 clients, and Vaknin has a background in overseeing cloud infrastructure for large-scale SaaS and enterprise ecosystems.
The company targets the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) market, aiming to solve the scalability and cost-efficiency challenges faced by enterprises using traditional tools like Terraform and Pulumi in multi-cloud environments. Bluebricks serves high-growth, technology-driven companies, including unicorns, that grapple with the complexity and high maintenance costs associated with manual intervention from dedicated DevOps or SRE teams. The firm's business model appears to be subscription-based, with pricing for its SaaS solution offered in 12, 24, and 36-month contracts on the AWS Marketplace.
The core of Bluebricks' offering is its proprietary "Atomic Infrastructure" technology. This system automatically fragments infrastructure management into small, reusable components called "blueprints" or "atoms". This approach contrasts with traditional methods that often treat infrastructure code as a monolith, allowing for more granular control, reducing the risk associated with changes, and enabling hyper-automation. The platform provides a single pane of glass for teams to gain visibility into cloud assets, manage configurations, and enforce security and cost policies. By integrating with existing IaC tools like Terraform, OpenTofu, and Helm, Bluebricks positions itself as a workflow engine that preserves customer code ownership and avoids vendor lock-in. In September 2024, the company announced a $4.5 million seed funding round led by Flint Capital and Glilot Capital Partners, with the capital intended to accelerate technology and product development.
Keywords: cloud infrastructure management, Infrastructure as Code, IaC, DevOps, cloud management platform, Atomic Infrastructure, multi-cloud environments, Terraform, cloud cost management, policy-driven automation, enterprise software, cloud sovereignty, hyper-automation, AI-driven software delivery, cloud security, configuration management, reusable blueprints, Idan Yalovich, Nitzan Gindi, Pini Vaknin