Dreeze Launches Cloud Application Recovery Platform for AWS

Dreeze launched its Application Revival platform on November 10, announcing that its product for Amazon Web Services is generally available. In an announcement issued from Tel Aviv, the company also said its Microsoft Azure product is in early access, with general availability planned for early 2027. Co-founder and CEO Ziv Kedem said recovering data alone does not restore a business to operation. Dreeze says its platform addresses the other components a cloud application needs to run, including infrastructure, configuration, identities, encryption keys, secrets and connections. It restores those components in the order required by their dependencies. The company says the platform continuously maps application resources and their relationships, updating a recovery plan as the live environment changes. It backs up data and supporting resources in an immutable, air-gapped vault, with an option to replicate them across regions. Dreeze says automated testing checks the complete recovery plan and whether the application works, without affecting production. Founded by the team behind Zerto, Dreeze says it employs 70 people across Israel and the United States. Its announcement also disclosed $33 million in seed funding led by Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners, with Claltech participating. The company said the money would support product development, expansion of sales and marketing, and efforts to reach more enterprise customers.