Sharad KumarCo-Founder & CEO

Enterprises are increasingly trapped by cloud vendor lock-in. FluidCloud enables organizations to clone, migrate, and operate infrastructure across multiple cloud providers quickly while maintaining resilience and flexibility.

Cloud outages, significant VMware price increases, and growing demand for sovereign cloud deployments have accelerated enterprise interest in multi-cloud strategies.

Customers no longer want to depend on a single cloud provider after experiencing large-scale outages. They now view multi-cloud resilience as a business continuity requirement.

The platform scans existing environments, converts infrastructure into Infrastructure-as-Code, maps cloud services across providers, and automates both infrastructure deployment and data migration.

FluidCloud created one-to-one mappings between cloud APIs, allowing workloads to move between providers without requiring customers to manually rebuild infrastructure.

Projects that traditionally require several months can often be completed in less than a week using FluidCloud's automation platform.

The platform supports migrations regardless of how infrastructure was originally provisioned, including Terraform, Chef, Puppet, Ansible, CLI tools, and manually configured environments.

AWS has introduced FluidCloud to multiple partner programs, supports joint selling efforts, helps fund initiatives, and connects the company with enterprise customers for deployments.

Cloud providers have large migration backlogs. Faster migration technology enables them to onboard customers more efficiently while improving overall adoption.

Large enterprises are increasingly adopting FluidCloud for resilience initiatives rather than simply migration, allowing them to maintain flexibility after workloads have moved.

FluidCloud has signed enterprise customers, established partnerships with multiple systems integrators, and is expanding into sovereign cloud projects with government organizations.

FluidCloud previously raised approximately $8.1 million in seed funding and is preparing for its next funding round as product-market fit strengthens and enterprise adoption grows.