Video platform and cloud infrastructure for creators and media companies
Rumble operates a dual-engine business: a video hosting and creator platform alongside cloud infrastructure services. The tech stack reveals heavy infrastructure investment (Kubernetes, Proxmox, OpenStack, Ceph, Swift, Kafka) paired with creator-facing tooling, while active hiring in engineering and leadership roles for go-to-market and a database-as-a-service product suggests major scaling initiatives. Project backlog centers on infrastructure hardening (Kubernetes modernization, DBaaS global rollout, CDN/DNS build) and business infrastructure (Odoo billing, programmatic modernization, capacity optimization)—indicating a shift toward self-service operations and monetization efficiency.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Auto
Rumble is a publicly traded video platform and cloud services company (NASDAQ: RUM) headquartered in Toronto. The product spans two primary domains: a video hosting and distribution platform for creators, and managed cloud infrastructure services (DBaaS, CDN). The company is actively scaling both the platform (creator features, content distribution) and its go-to-market motion, with notable investment in programmatic advertising, billing automation, and regional expansion. Current hiring velocity is accelerating, with roles concentrated in engineering and sales across Canada, the United States, and Peru.
Rumble's primary stack includes Kubernetes, Proxmox, Python, Docker, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Terraform, Ansible, and open-source cloud tools (OpenStack, Ceph, Swift). They use GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins for automation, and are adopting Cluster API for orchestration.
Active projects include modernizing the Kubernetes platform, global rollout of database-as-a-service (DBaaS), building a content distribution network and DNS infrastructure, launching an Odoo-based self-service billing portal, and scaling the advertising business.
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