Bluebricks, a cloud computing infrastructure management startup eyeing to disrupt the infrastructure-as-code industry, has snapped $4.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by Flint Capital, which recently backed BlinqIO and Intento, and Glilot Capital Partners, alongside participation from tech industry leaders as investors such as Yochay Ettun, CEO of cnvrg.io (acquired by Intel), and Raz Shaked, Head of DevOps at Wiz.
The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its development efforts.
What challenge does it tackle?
Traditional Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools, such as Terraform and Pulumi, struggle with scalability in multi-cloud environments and can be expensive for large complex systems. These solutions often require manual intervention and high maintenance from dedicated SREs or DevOps teams, which, in 2024, became a very costly function for many engineering teams. For larger enterprises, as complexity grows and more stakeholders are involved, risks significantly increase, and automating infrastructure updates without granulated protection can have unintended and potentially damaging consequences.
Bluebricks addresses these challenges with its proprietary Atomic Infrastructure technology, which automatically fragments infrastructure management into small, reusable blueprints.
Team behind Bluebricks
Bluebricks was founded in Tel Aviv by a team of tech leaders, including serial entrepreneur Idan Yalovich, who previously co-founded Zest, an AI-driven enterprise search company acquired by WalkMe in 2021; Nitzan Gindi, an experienced product leader with a track record of acquiring and nurturing Fortune 500 customers; and Pini Vaknin, a tech leader with a proven track record overseeing cloud infrastructure and operations within large-scale SaaS and enterprise ecosystems with strict reliability standards.
Its Atomic Infrastructure technology, which automatically fragments infrastructure management into small, reusable blueprints. This approach reduces the blast radius of changes, providing guardrails to various stakeholders, and reducing catastrophe exposure while enabling true hyper-automation.
Additionally, Bluebricks’ solution sets the foundation for AI-driven software delivery. Unlike current solutions that treat infrastructure code as a monolith, its technology allows for granular control, ownership, and cost-efficient, policy-driven provisioning automation, all accessible through a single pane of glass.
The company differentiates itself from competitors by preserving code ownership for customers, positioning itself as an anti-vendor lock-in solution that focuses on value rather than technological constraints. It is already working with notable clients, including unicorns, demonstrating the platform’s ability to serve high-growth, technology-driven companies.
“The technical depth of the Atomic Infrastructure solution, built by a team with an unparalleled understanding of the pain points in this space, is exactly what the industry has been missing. Their ability to combine automated provisioning with precise control reduces the risks associated with scaling complex cloud environments. We’re excited to partner with Bluebricks and are confident that their innovative approach and exceptional team will establish them as a market leader,” said David Feldman, Principal at Flint Capital.
“By 2027, more than 70% of enterprises will have adopted industry cloud platforms. Following the generative AI breakthrough that the industry is experiencing, cloud infrastructure management must adjust its practices and adopt new workflows,” noted Idan Yalovich, co-founder and CEO of Bluebricks. “Generative AI-powered solutions will make software programming available on-demand. However, when it comes to cloud infrastructure, things are much more sensitive and organisations must set solid ground. Otherwise they’ll lose competitive advantage and start sinking. At Bluebricks, our Atomic Infrastructure technology enables enterprises to become AI-ready instantly and at an infinite scale.”
