Outlyer

Outlyer is a self-service infrastructure monitoring platform made for DevOps and microservices.

Outlyer is a self-service infrastructure monitoring platform made for DevOps and microservices.

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http://www.outlyer.com

Milestones

Founded in 2013 Acquired by Bitrise in March 2019

Investment year

2016

Investment stage

Series A

Investment status

Exited

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Outlyer is a self-service infrastructure monitoring platform made for DevOps and microservices.

Outlyer is a monitoring service for DevOps & Operations teams running Cloud, SaaS, Microservices and IoT deployments. Designed for today’s dynamic environments that need beyond cloud-scale monitoring, it makes monitoring effortless so you can concentrate on running a better service for your users. Outlyer is a self-service infrastructure monitoring platform made for DevOps and microservices. Outlyer was acquired by Bitrise in March 2019.

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