Gremlin
Enterprise reliability management platform that uses chaos engineering to find and fix failures before they cause downtime.
What is Gremlin?
Gremlin is an enterprise reliability management and resilience testing platform that helps engineering teams proactively find and fix reliability risks before they cause downtime. Using chaos engineering principles, Gremlin lets teams safely inject failures — like CPU spikes, network latency, DNS outages, and server shutdowns — into their systems to validate that applications, infrastructure, and processes can handle real-world disruptions. Trusted by companies like JP Morgan Chase, Target, Walmart, Mailchimp, and Charter Communications, Gremlin helps reduce downtime, improve resilience, and protect revenue. Founded in 2016 by Kolton Andrus (former Netflix and Amazon chaos engineer) and Matthew Fornaciari, Gremlin has raised approximately $28 million from Index Ventures, Amplify Partners, and Redpoint Ventures.
Mission & values
Help engineering teams proactively manage reliability at scale — reduce downtime, improve resilience, and protect revenue by finding failures before customers do.
Leadership
Kolton Andrus
Co-Founder & CEO
Former chaos engineer at Netflix and Amazon. Co-founded Gremlin in 2016 to bring enterprise-grade chaos engineering and reliability management to every engineering team.
Matthew Fornaciari
Co-Founder & CTO
Co-founded Gremlin in 2016 to build the platform that makes resilience testing safe, simple, and accessible for enterprise engineering teams.
Funding
Company information
- Industry: Developer Tools & Reliability Engineering
- Location: Covina, CA
- Founded: 2016
- Company size: 51-200
- Website: www.gremlin.com ↗
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