Bluebricks, a disruptive cloud infrastructure management platform, announced its $4.5 million seed funding round led by Flint Capital and Glilot Capital Partners, with backing from industry veterans such as Yochay Ettun (cnvrg.io) and Raz Shaked (Wiz).
Bluebricks aims to transform cloud management with its proprietary Atomic Infrastructure™ technology.
Addressing Cloud Infrastructure Challenges
As more than 70% of enterprises are projected to adopt industry cloud platforms by 2027, managing infrastructure at scale in multi-cloud environments poses significant challenges. Traditional Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Terraform often treat infrastructure as a monolith, leading to expensive scalability issues and a reliance on DevOps teams to manage updates and prevent disruptions.
Bluebricks is bucking the trend with its Atomic Infrastructure™, which breaks down infrastructure into small, reusable atoms or blueprints. This approach enables hyper-automation and composability, allowing businesses to update infrastructure quickly and safely, without needing to refactor or rely on large teams.
“We invented the Atomic Infrastructure™ technology to break infrastructure code into small pieces and orchestrate them using semantic relationships,” explained Idan Yalovich, co-founder and CEO of Bluebricks. “This reduces the need for DevOps intervention, saving companies significant time and costs.”
Why Bluebricks is Better Than Terraform Cloud
Bluebricks competes with Terraform but offers a more granular and scalable solution. While Terraform was built to treat infrastructure as a single unit, Bluebricks’ approach breaks it down into atomic units (atoms), allowing precise control and automation over each component. This reduces runtime costs as only necessary atoms are executed during updates, avoiding the need to process entire infrastructures.
The atomic approach also ensures composability, meaning infrastructure components can be easily reused and scaled across different environments without refactoring. This significantly reduces costs while maintaining full control and flexibility, positioning Bluebricks as a Terraform alternative that eliminates vendor lock-in.
“Unlike other IaC tools, our Atomic Infrastructure™ allows you to automate 95% of your infrastructure instantly,” Yalovich added. “This means faster deployment and fewer bottlenecks, even in AI-driven workflows.”
AI-Driven Automation and Composability
Bluebricks acts as an AI enabler for businesses. Many organizations still rely on manual processes, such as pull requests in GitHub, for infrastructure changes. Bluebricks removes these bottlenecks by automating infrastructure provisioning with atomic blueprints, allowing businesses to deploy AI-generated code quickly and safely.
By integrating composability in infrastructure management, Bluebricks offers companies the flexibility to adapt to new requirements without being tied to specific vendors, preserving full code ownership and reducing risks.
Bluebricks was founded by Idan Yalovich (co-founder of Zest, acquired by WalkMe), Nitzan Gindi (former WalkMe executive), and Pini Vaknin (with over 15 years of DevOps experience in large-scale SaaS). Together, the team brings deep expertise in cloud infrastructure, AI, and large-scale SaaS management.
With Atomic Infrastructure™, Bluebricks is reshaping how businesses handle cloud infrastructure, offering hyper-automation, cost efficiency, and AI-driven scalability.
