Focusing On Performance Testing, Ddosify Receives Investment From 500 Emerging Europe

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According to the information provided by 500 Emerging Europe, the company has invested in the Ddosify initiative, which is a software that performs performance testing/DDOS attack simulation by applying high load tests to web systems.

We conveyed to you last September that 500 Istanbul, which announced its new fund, will continue on its way as 500 Emerging Europe. Having made a total of 40 investments so far, 500 Emerging Europe announced that it has made another new investment.

According to the information provided by 500 Emerging Europe, the company has invested in the Ddosify initiative, which is a software that performs performance testing/DDOS attack simulation by applying high load tests to web systems.

No information was shared regarding the financial details of the investment agreement between 500 Emerging Europe and Ddosify. As a reminder, 500 Emerging Europe aims to invest up to 2 million euros in 30 seed-stage companies with a new fund of 70 million euros.

In short, it would not be wrong to say that the Ddosify initiative may have received an investment of up to 2 million euros. Ddosify, a platform that can be used without code, was founded in Ankara in 2021 by Fatih Baltacı and Kürşat Aktaş.

Ddosify, which differs from its competitors with its request outputs from a wide location network and the informative analysis report it prepares after the test, draws attention especially with its structure that does not require code knowledge and its Open Source.

Ddosify customers can also learn the maximum service capacity of their website along with the platform. In the future, features such as API integrations and test planning are expected to be added to the Ddosify platform. Finally, let’s add that Ddosify has reached 1 million downloads in total on GitHub and Docker Hub.

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