Cloud engineers are paid to fear surprises. Sedai built a business by asking them to let software change production anyway - one reversible, measurable step at a time.
Most cloud tools can point at waste. Kubex is betting that the valuable part is changing production safely - and that a 27-year-old analytics company can teach Kubernetes to tune itself.
The Seattle startup raised $26 million to move development off laptops. Then its own cloud margins revealed a better product: software that cuts Kubernetes and AI waste without making reliability the price of admission.
Zesty builds an automated Kubernetes and cloud optimization platform that continuously right-sizes compute, storage, and cloud commitments to match real-time workload demand. Its flagship Kompass platform cuts Kubernetes compute and storage costs by up to 70% without compromising performance or SLAs, using multi-dimensional autoscaling, fast node deployment, and predictive automation. Founded in 2019 and backed by roughly $129M in funding, Zesty manages billions in cloud spend across thousands of accounts for engineering and FinOps teams.