Epsagon
Microservice Architecture Visualization Technologies
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in July 2017 by Nitzan Shapira and Ran Ribenzaft, Epsagon operated with 11–50 employees. The company raised $30.1 million across 3 funding rounds from 7 investors. Epsagon was acquired by Cisco Systems in August 2021.
Business overview
Epsagon provides microservice architecture visualization technologies, enabling teams to instantly visualize, understand, and optimize their microservice environments. The company's lightweight auto-instrumentation solution aims to reduce issue detection, root cause analysis, and resolution times by eliminating data gaps and manual work associated with other APM solutions. Epsagon's agentless and automated platform delivers full visibility for containers, virtual machines, serverless, and FaaS, serving enterprises in the Business Software sector.
Strategic signal
In August 2021, Epsagon was acquired by Cisco Systems. This acquisition highlights the strategic importance of microservice architecture visualization and monitoring solutions within the enterprise software landscape, signaling a consolidation trend as larger technology companies integrate specialized observability platforms to enhance their offerings.
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- When was Epsagon acquired?
- Epsagon was acquired by Cisco Systems in August 2021.
- What was a notable recognition for Epsagon?
- Epsagon was named one of the "Cool Vendors in Performance Analysis, 2019" by Gartner in September 2019.
- Which investors participated in Epsagon's July 2020 funding round?
- In July 2020, Epsagon completed a financing round with participation from DTCP and StageOne Ventures.
- What was Epsagon's strategic partnership in June 2020?
- In June 2020, Epsagon expanded its applied observability platform with Azure Kubernetes Service support and announced a partnership with Microsoft Azure to meet the needs of modern enterprises.
- Which investors participated in Epsagon's January 2020 funding round?
- In January 2020, Epsagon secured a Series A funding round with participation from U.S. Venture Partners and Lightspeed Venture Partners.