Codefresh just raised $27 million to help developers release code faster for apps that run on the Google-born cloud computing project Kubernetes

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Codefresh just raised $27 million to help developers release code faster for apps that run on the Google-born cloud computing project Kubernetes

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Published 29 Jun 2020

· On Monday, the startup Codefresh announced a $27 million funding round led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with participation from Shasta Ventures and other existing investors.
· Codefresh builds a continuous integration and continuous delivery platform, meaning it helps developers release code faster and more often.
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Codefresh just raised $27 million to help developers release code faster for apps that run on the Google-born cloud computing project Kubernetes

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