StorageOS builds a software-defined storage platform that delivers persistent storage for container environments, with a focus on Kubernetes and stateful containers. Its solution is engineered for high performance, availability and security and can run on-premises or in the cloud. The company reports more than 4,000 customers globally using its storage solution. StorageOS positions its product to enable developers to realize the business benefits of containers without compromising storage performance. The business will invest the new funding to expand its go-to-market efforts and scale sales and customer-facing technology teams to grow its customer base and revenue. To date the company has raised $20 million in total funding. StorageOS provides an enterprise-grade, software-defined persistent storage platform for running containerized applications in production. The platform aggregates storage and presents it as low-latency block storage suitable for deploying databases in containerized apps. It is infrastructure- and orchestration-independent and fully integrates with Kubernetes, OpenShift and Docker. Led by CEO Chris Brandon, the company offers an enterprise version that is now generally available. StorageOS is based in London and New York City and will use the new funding to expand product development and drive global sales. StorageOS offers a software-based distributed storage platform that provides persistent container storage for developers and enterprises. Its solution is platform-agnostic and runs on commodity hardware, virtual machines, or in the cloud via a 40MB container. The product enables developers to build scalable stateful containerized applications while allowing enterprise customers to scale, manage, and monitor storage infrastructure with configurable functionality and policy enforcement. The company plans to use the new capital to expand global product development, marketing, and sales efforts. StorageOS's public beta is available at storageos.com. The company is led by CEO Chris Brandon.

Total raised

$20M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Feb 2021