Port raises $7M to build an internal developer portal that fits any engineering organization

Port, a Tel Aviv-based company, has raised $7 million in seed funding to develop a flexible internal developer portal that enhances developer productivity by providing a unified interface for managing various environments, microservices, and DevOps tasks. The funding round was led by TLV Partners with contributions from notable investors like Yoav Landman and Shlomo Kramer. The platform is designed to simplify the management of complex cloud-based software infrastructures, allowing developers easy access to infrastructure resources, thereby reducing the need for DevOps tickets. Co-founders Zohar Einy and Yonatan Boguslavski aim to revolutionize the DevOps landscape by offering a product-like experience that is adaptable to any organization's unique needs, integrating with multiple systems and supporting self-service capabilities. Port is currently free for the first ten developers in an organization as it seeks to attract users through strategic investments in engineering and marketing.

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