Port
Brings live, interactive video travel experiences from around the world directly to your home through a global network of remote tour guides.
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Port positions itself as a facilitator of platform engineering, a movement aimed at enhancing the developer experience within software organizations. The company was co-founded by Zohar Einy, who serves as CEO, and Yonatan Boguslavsky, the CTO. Their leadership stems from a background in platform engineering, where they constructed a developer portal utilized by over 1,500 developers, and they apply these lessons to Port's product development.
In September 2023, Port announced it had raised $18 million in a Series A funding round led by Team8, with participation from seed investor TLV Partners, bringing its total funding to $23 million. This round also included angel investors such as Shlomo Kramer and Yoav Landman. The company's core offering is an open internal developer portal designed to be flexible and adaptable to an organization's specific software development lifecycle and tech stack. The portal provides a unified experience for developers through features like a software catalog, self-service actions, and scorecards, all customizable to the engineering group's needs. This approach is intended to increase developer self-sufficiency and productivity by abstracting complex DevOps processes.
The business operates in the platform engineering market, targeting software companies of all sizes, from small teams to large enterprises with thousands of employees. Port's product helps these organizations to unify metadata from various silos, including CI/CD data, vulnerabilities, and alerts, which supports developers and helps enforce organizational standards for better engineering quality. As a commitment to openness, Port launched Port Ocean, an open-source framework that allows users to create and add their own exporters, self-service actions, and integrations to the platform.
Keywords: platform engineering, internal developer portal, developer experience, software development lifecycle, DevOps, software catalog, developer self-service, engineering quality, Zohar Einy, Yonatan Boguslavsky, Port Ocean, software metadata, CI/CD, engineering standards, developer productivity, Team8, TLV Partners