Steadybit develops a chaos engineering platform that simulates disturbances and potential failures to help organizations preempt and mitigate system vulnerabilities. The platform continuously assesses system behavior and supports building resilience and better user experience. In March 2024 the company launched a new feature, “Reliability Advice,” which monitors collected system information to identify reliability gaps, suggest fixes, and propose experiments to validate interventions. Customers named in the article include Salesforce, ManoMano, REWE Digital and StackState. Steadybit is led by CEO Benjamin Wilms and is based in Solingen, Germany. The company plans to use new funding to grow its product, engineering, sales, and marketing teams. Steadybit offers a reliability and chaos engineering platform that helps SREs, DevOps, and developers define steady states, inject failure modes, and automate fixes. The company announced general availability of the platform alongside its funding. The platform targets multi-cloud, multi-region, microservices, and Kubernetes environments and integrates with existing load tests and monitoring tools. Key features include an extensible experiment editor, blast-radius controls, a comprehensive API, resilience policies, and an auto-fix capability. Steadybit serves customers in SaaS, eCommerce, financial services, and global enterprises and lists advisors including Nora Jones, Kelsey Hightower, Adam Frankl, Josh Kalderimis, Mirko Novakovic, and Ameet Patel. The company says it aims to broaden adoption of chaos and resilience engineering across organizations.

Total raised

$14M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2024