Opsera is an AI-powered DevOps platform that embeds autonomous, agentic AI to analyze, adapt, and optimize software delivery pipelines in real time. Its product set includes Opsera AI Agents (Hummingbird), Unified Insights with an AI Code Assistant, and a Leadership Dashboard that surfaces DevEx, DORA, security, and Copilot adoption metrics. The company offers a marketplace of pre-built integrations and CI/CD orchestration capabilities, and has deepened partnerships with GitHub, Microsoft, AWS, and Databricks. Opsera reports 200% revenue growth since raising its Series A+ and has added several Fortune 1000 customers. The platform is positioned to drive AI agent adoption, improve developer productivity, and enable automated security remediation across DevSecOps pipelines. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and emphasizes measuring ROI of AI coding assistants to improve organizational developer efficiency. Opsera is a San Francisco–based provider of an enterprise DevOps platform that automates CI/CD stacks, builds pipelines, manages toolchains, and enables deployment anywhere. Its platform includes a marketplace of pre-built integrations plus analytics and reporting capabilities that deliver actionable intelligence. The company offers Hummingbird AI, a generative AI solution that provides unified, AI-driven insights to improve developer experience, identify bottlenecks, and suggest remediation. Opsera’s solution is used by top Fortune 100 companies for building, testing, deploying, reporting, and monitoring applications. Led by CEO Kumar Chivukula, the company intends to use the new funding to support the Hummingbird AI initiative and accelerate growth. The product positioning emphasizes faster release cycles, improved quality, and increased efficiency through data-driven software development processes. Opsera builds an orchestration platform that lets developers provision CI/CD tools through a single framework and build/manage pipelines for software delivery, infrastructure-as-code, and SaaS releases. The product offers no-code automation, visibility and governance while allowing teams to retain flexibility to use existing tools and internal systems. Co-founders Chandra Ranganathan and Kumar Chivukula met at Symantec; Ranganathan previously ran global infrastructure at Uber and Chivukula managed Symantec’s hybrid cloud services. Opsera aims to reduce the amount of glue code and complexity in heterogeneous DevOps environments by integrating with a wide range of tools rather than forcing a platform replacement. The company plans to use new funding to grow its engineering team and accelerate go-to-market efforts. As of this round the company has raised a total of $19.3 million. Opsera offers a Continuous Orchestration platform that lets teams combine any CI/CD tools with no-code automation across the DevOps lifecycle. Core features include toolchain automation with a self-service catalog and one-click deployments, declarative drag-and-drop pipelines with built-in quality and security gates, and unified insights and logs with over 85 KPIs across six dimensions. The platform aims to reduce manual scripting and tool lock-in while improving deployment velocity, resource optimization, and cross-functional visibility that ties technical performance to business outcomes. Opsera positions the product for SREs, DevOps engineers, developers, and managers, promising faster resolution, improved auditing/compliance, and consolidated dashboards for development, security, and quality metrics. Customer feedback in the article cites a 25% immediate improvement in engineer productivity at KeyWest Networks after adopting Opsera. The company states the platform is now available and says its mission is to democratize DevOps through Continuous Orchestration.

Total raised

$51M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Apr 2025