Lumigo’s product is used by hundreds of companies, including Medtronic, Vimeo and Sonos, to observe, understand and debug their serverless applications in production. Israeli cloud-native application monitoring and debugging platform Lumigo today announced the completions of a $29 million Series A financing round led by RedLine Capital, with the participation of Wing Venture Capital, Vertex Ventures US and existing investors Pitango First, Grove Ventures and Meron Capital. This brings to $37 million the total amount raised by the company. RELATED ARTICLES Lumigo, which began by focusing on automated distributed tracing for serverless cloud services like API Gateway, DynamoDB, Kinesys, S3 and Lambda, also announced the expansion of its SaaS observability product to containers, Kubernetes and Virtual Machines. Lumigo was founded by CEO Erez Berkner and CTO Aviad Mor. Mor said, “Today’s cloud-native applications use a mixture of serverless components, containers and managed services, which also increases the complexity of the applications. When something is broken or too slow, the service that fails isn’t necessarily the source of the problem.” Berkner added, “Cloud-native applications are more complicated and more sophisticated than ever, making effective monitoring and troubleshooting even more critical. The new investment will ensure Lumigo remains the most versatile, powerful…
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Israeli serverless debugging co Lumigo raises $29m – Globes English
