Intigua, a Boston based company backed, among others, from Bessemer Venture Partners and Cedar Fund, focuses on the virtualization of infrastructure’s management stack in private clouds environments.
Intrigua 2.0, that will be shown at VMworld 2013, provides centralized, policy-based VM provisioning, that ease virtual machines deployment in production environments that must meet SLA and corporate compliances.
Version 2.0 provides the support for cloud management platforms like VMware vCAC, OpenStack and ServiceMesh with a new set of APIs, automated control and visibility for the entire management stack and the support for management technologies like Splunk, Hyperic, Nagios, Puppet, etc.
More details could be found in the press release.