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As Kubernetes is being deployed for ever more mission critical workloads, keeping clusters up and running has become increasingly important for DevOps teams.

Chkk, an early stage startup, launched out of stealth today with a solution that looks for vulnerabilities that could take down a cluster and warns administrators before it happens.

It’s not only launching, and making the platform generally available, it also announced a prior $5.2 million seed investment led by Sequoia Capital.

They decided to put that knowledge to work to build a startup that helped mere mortal companies do the same with their Kubernetes clusters.

“Our first product is designed for enterprises who are running mission critical applications on Kubernetes infrastructure.

The company currently has 15 employees, but they plan to be careful with hiring until they see how the product does in the market after this week’s general release.

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