Codefresh, a continuous delivery platform focused on containers and microservices, has raised $7 million in financing led by Carmel Ventures, with additional support from Hillsven Ventures, Streamlined Ventures, and UpWest Labs. This investment marks a significant step for the company, founded in September 2014 by CEO Raziel Tabib and CTO Oleg Verhovsky, who have leveraged their extensive experience in scalable platforms to create a cutting-edge solution for automating development pipelines. The funding round also brings Ronen Nir from Carmel Ventures onto the board, joining existing members like Boris Putanec. Since its recent general availability launch, Codefresh has seen rapid growth, with around 4,000 users deploying over 5,000 Docker images and compositions. The company attributes its progress to the valuable feedback from early users and the dedicated efforts of its team, and it continues to invite new users to experience its platform while encouraging feedback to further refine its offerings.