FireHydrant, the only comprehensive reliability platform that allows teams to achieve reliability at scale by creating speed and consistency across the entire incident response lifecycle, today announced it has closed $23 million in series B funding led by Harmony Partners with participation from Salesforce Ventures, and existing investors Menlo Ventures and Work-Bench. The new round brings the company's total funding raised to $32.5 million and will be used to grow the engineering team significantly, double the company size by year-end, and expand its products and solutions to support its vision of helping businesses build reliable software. Additionally, the company named Chris Kelly, former director of open source and engineering enablement at Salesforce, as CTO.

FireHydrant is the only comprehensive reliability platform that allows you to create consistency for the entire incident response lifecycle to focus on fighting fires faster. From alert to retrospective, tracking, communicating, and reporting on results: FireHydrant will automate the process so you can focus on resolution.