Tigera builds Calico, a network security and observability layer for Kubernetes that runs across 100M+ containers globally. The tech stack spans Go, C++, Python, and Kubernetes primitives, with heavy investment in test infrastructure (Cypress, Playwright, Jest) and CI/CD tooling (Tekton, Pulumi). Active projects signal a shift toward autonomous AI agent detection and governance—a new class of threat in containerized environments—alongside maturation of their SaaS platform and quality-gate architecture.
Tigera provides Calico, a unified platform for network security and observability in Kubernetes environments. The product covers policy enforcement, threat detection, and compliance across container workloads running on AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premises infrastructure. Calico is open-source and widely adopted; the company sells a commercial SaaS offering (Calico Cloud) layered on top. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Jose, Tigera operates a lean, engineering-focused organization scaling toward enterprise GTM and addressing emerging risks in cloud-native security.
Go, C++, Python, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Tekton, OpenTelemetry, Elasticsearch, React, TypeScript, and testing frameworks (Cypress, Playwright, Jest). Cloud platforms: AWS, Azure, GCP.
Core initiatives include SaaS platform development, autonomous AI agent integration and detection, quality gates architecture, test infrastructure, CI/CD pipeline engineering, and runtime agent detection—reflecting a push toward AI-aware security in Kubernetes.
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