With the changing health & economic situation that all of us are facing, many critical projects in companies are facing delays due to freezes on hiring and deprioritized team training initiatives. Doing more with existing teams, faster, is going to be key. Investing is the right automation framework and the right kind of (concierge) support offering is going to get your projects completed in time. When the world gets through this calamity, and it will, are you going to be ready to compete and win?
Rafay is offering an opportunity for startups — specifically Series-C and earlier — to accelerate their Kubernetes journey.
To take advantage of this limited time opportunity, sign up.
The Rafay Multi-Cluster Management Platform is a turnkey offering that automates Kubernetes cluster management, application deployment and operations at scale. The platform enables development, operations and site reliability engineering teams to govern, manage and monitor multiple Kubernetes clusters and distros, and operating applications in Kubernetes environments running on-premise, in the cloud or at the Edge. Rafay accelerates team productivity resulting in faster time-to-market for new business capabilities.
Rafay’s engagement model (SaaS based consumption + concierge support) for startups and for teams driving new initiatives means customers can be up and running with their Kubernetes environments quickly by working hand-in-hand with Rafay’s deep bench of Kubernetes experts.
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