Tintri, Inc. specialized in creating and marketing an enterprise cloud platform across the United States and globally. This platform combined sophisticated cloud management software with various all-flash and hybrid-flash storage systems, primarily tailored for virtualized and cloud computing environments. Its primary aim was to equip major organizations and cloud service providers with public cloud capabilities directly within their private data centers, as well as to facilitate efficient utilization of external public cloud services. Key offerings encompassed a suite of technologies, including Tintri CONNECT, a unique software architecture underpinning virtualized and cloud applications; Tintri OS, designed to streamline the interplay between virtual infrastructure and its foundational storage; Tintri Global Center, an intelligent platform for data and system administration; and VM Scale-out software, enabling the creation of resource pools from Tintri storage systems and optimizing application placement. The company also provided predictive analytics solutions to model current and future storage requirements, along with specialized products like ReplicateVM for robust data protection and disaster recovery, SyncVM for streamlined copy data management, SecureVM for securing data-at-rest through encryption, and Tintri Cloud Connector, which permitted the use of public cloud storage for housing snapshots. Its hardware portfolio included all-flash systems such as the EC6000 and T1000, as well as the T800 hybrid-flash system. Beyond its products, Tintri also furnished comprehensive support, installation, and training services. Its diverse customer base spanned education, financial services, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, automotive technology, and cloud service providers. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Tintri, Inc. ultimately faced financial challenges. On July 10, 2018, the company initiated Chapter 11 reorganization proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, which later culminated in a Chapter 11 liquidation, approved on October 8, 2019.