Dreeze raises $33 million to automate full cloud application recovery
Original title: Dreeze raises $33 million to automate recovery of entire cloud applications
Application Revival is generally available on AWS; Azure support stays in early access ahead of a planned early 2027 release.
Dreeze left stealth with $33 million in seed funding led by Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners, with Claltech participating. Application Revival for AWS maps dependencies, backs up data, configurations, keys and related resources in an immutable air-gapped vault, and restores them in dependency order. Teams can test a full restore without affecting production. Azure support is in early access, with general availability planned for early 2027.
- Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners led the seed round, with Claltech participating.
- Backups can be replicated across regions from an immutable, air-gapped vault.
- Automated recovery tests bring up a working application without manual cleanup.
- The company says missing identities, secrets and dependencies can keep apps offline for weeks.
- Vendors
- Dreeze
- Organizations
- NorwestBessemer Venture PartnersClaltech
From the original article
2 min read at helpnetsecurity.comDreeze emerged from stealth with $33 million in seed funding and announced the general availability of its Application Revival platform for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners led the round, with participation from Claltech. The platform helps enterprises recover complete cloud applications by restoring data, infrastructure, and dependencies in the order they need to come back online.
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