Distelli Snags $2.8M To Build Deployment As A Service
Summary
Distelli, a startup that wants to simplify code deployment on servers by offering it as a cloud service, announced $2.8M in Series A funding today. Andreessen Horowitz led the round and general partner Scott Weiss (who founded IronPort) will join the Distelli Board of Directors as part of the deal. It could be in the cloud on AWS, Rackspace or Google Compute Engine, in the data center, or as CEO and founder Rahul Singh joked, it could be on a server you bought at Costco and deployed under your desk. If you’re not, it forces your engineering talent to spend valuable development time creating deployment scripts using tools like Chef or Puppet. Singh says, he wants to spend the next year building his customer base, and to that end Distelli will be deploying a tiered pricing plan shortly.