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CodeZero

Codezero provides a collaborative local microservices development platform that utilizes existing Kubernetes infrastructure to create production-like environments, minimizing configuration errors and onboarding times. The solution enables developers to test changes without deployment, reducing guesswork and improving productivity by allowing seamless access to in-cluster resources.

Vancouver, CanadaFounded 201821300+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

$6.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

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Problem

Developing microservices locally often requires complex configurations to mimic production environments, leading to configuration errors, long onboarding times, and difficulty reproducing production issues. Developers frequently face challenges in testing changes and accessing in-cluster resources without deploying, resulting in guesswork debugging and reduced productivity.

Solution

Codezero provides a collaborative local microservices development platform that leverages existing Kubernetes infrastructure to create production-like environments. This minimizes configuration drift and allows developers to test changes and access in-cluster resources without requiring deployments. The platform's traffic shaping tools enable developers to capture specific traffic rays to reproduce and debug issues without extensive log diving or Kubernetes expertise. By shifting-left and working closer to production, Codezero reduces time wasted on configuration errors and allows developers to focus on core product development rather than infrastructure tooling.

Target Audience

Codezero targets development teams working with microservices and Kubernetes, particularly those seeking to improve developer productivity, reduce configuration errors, and streamline the debugging process.

Features

  • Collaborative local microservices development using existing Kubernetes infrastructure
  • Zero-deploy testing to experience changes and access in-cluster resources without deployment
  • Traffic shaping tools to capture specific traffic rays for debugging without Kubernetes knowledge
  • Elimination of configuration drift between local, testing, and production environments
  • Policy-driven identity for seamless portability across multiple cloud providers and on-premise environments
  • Rapid setup and onboarding, enabling developers to start working within minutes
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