Esper has announced the launch of esper architect, a cloud platform built to grow the mission-critical device fleet. With Arizona, dedicated devices can take advantage of fleet agility, according to the company DevOps Rolling out massively on hardware, rapidly iterating mission-critical software, minimizing breakage, and focusing on innovation. Device infrastructure no longer needs to be a barrier to creating a pleasant customer experience.
“Companies of all sizes need to move at the pace of innovation,” said Yadhu Gopalan, CEO and co-founder of Arizona. “When you have thousands or even hundreds of thousands of devices, you think about scale differently. Automation, controlled rollout, and trusted infrastructure become non-negotiable.”
With Esper Architect, organizations of all sizes can enroll tools in bulk in a fraction of the time, deploy and update their applications the way they want, and fix issues quickly and confidently, the company claims. Is. Features of the Esper platform include pipelines, blueprints, drift management, and robust telemetry.
Since its launch in 2017, Esper has raised over $100 million, and claims to power over 3,000 customers.