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Netmaker
Asheville, North Carolina, United States
Automated WireGuard networks for distributed systems and Kubernetes
- Revenue
- $2M
- Customers
- -
- Year founded
- 2021
- Funding
- -
- Team size
- 13
- Growth
- -
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As of August 2026, there are 2 SaaS companies in Container Networking Software. They have combined revenues of $3.4M and employ 29 people. They have raised - and serve - customers combined.
Container networking software facilitates the communication and management of containers within a virtualized environment. This category of software is essential for enabling containers to share resources and data effectively while ensuring secure and efficient connections between them and other services. Common use cases include application development, microservices architecture, and cloud-native deployments where rapid scaling and resource allocation are critical. Key features of container networking software typically include the ability to create isolated networks for security, dynamic IP address assignment, network segmentation, and service discovery. Users of these products often include DevOps teams, network engineers, and application developers who require robust networking solutions that can integrate seamlessly with orchestration platforms like Kubernetes. Overall, this software plays a crucial role in enhancing the operational agility of modern applications deployed in containers.
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Asheville, North Carolina, United States
Automated WireGuard networks for distributed systems and Kubernetes
Sunnyvale, California, United States
Developer of a virtualized network software designed to process traffic at the speeds of expensive hardware on standard x86 servers. The company's virtualized network software offers a platform for carriers' networks, data centers and corporations that helps in the processing of hundreds of gigabytes of traffic at the speed of hardware, making their network faster and runs on standard servers in cloud environments removing the need for costly hardware maintenance, enabling companies to build networks with the flexibility and scalability that they need to be ready for the future of the digital world.
- Must provide features for container-to-container communication - Must support network security measures such as encryption and isolation - Must allow for dynamic IP address management and service discovery - Must integrate with container orchestration tools like Kubernetes - Not just focused on traditional networking; must support microservices and cloud-native architectures - Must enable users to create and manage virtual networks within container environments - Must provide monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities specific to container networking