What is Lekko?
Lekko wraps functions in your code to make them runtime configurable by users across the company from dev and ops to product and success without bypassing CI/CD, risking outages, invalid customer configs, or interruption to your dev flow.
Problem
Developers and operational teams often struggle with making system configurations adaptable at runtime without bypassing critical CI/CD processes, risking system outages or invalid configurations, which can interrupt the development workflow.
Solution
Lekko provides a tool that enables runtime configuration of software systems without needing to bypass CI/CD. This allows various team members, from developers to product success teams, to wrap functions in code making them dynamically configurable at runtime.
Customers
Developers, operational teams, product managers, and customer success teams in tech companies who need to manage and adapt software configurations without disrupting the existing development and operational workflows.
Unique Features
The key feature of Lekko is its ability to wrap functions within the code that can be dynamically adjusted by different team members at runtime, without disrupting the continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) processes.
User Comments
Still waiting on user feedback as product details and usage statistics are not prominently displayed.
Anticipate mixed reactions based on workflow integration complexity.
Potential praise for improving config management control.
Concerns might revolve around the learning curve for implementation.
Expect comments on the actual impact on CI/CD pipeline efficiency.
Traction
No specific user or financial traction data available as of now. It’s necessary to monitor for updates on their Product Hunt page or company updates for significant metrics like user numbers, revenue or major version releases.
Market Size
The global market for feature management and dynamic configuration as part of the broader DevOps tools market is projected to be significant, estimated to grow extensively, being in the realm of $10 billion by 2025.
