LogicMonitor vs TraceView: What are the differences?

What is LogicMonitor? SaaS-based, automated IT performance monitoring platform for On-Premise, Hybrid, and Cloud infrastructures. LogicMonitor provides the end-to-end visibility needed to maintain the performance and availability of business applications. It leverages automation and built-in intelligence to monitor today's complex and distributed infrastructures.

What is TraceView? Ridiculously Detailed Application Monitoring. Expose everything, from the webserver to database, cache and API calls. The core technology is based on X-Trace, a distributed tracing framework that’s served as the inspiration for companies like Google and Twitter.

LogicMonitor and TraceView belong to "Performance Monitoring" category of the tech stack.

Some of the features offered by LogicMonitor are:

• Full Stack Performance Monitoring
• Pre-configured monitoring, with built-in alert thresholds, for 1000+ technologies
• Works with any Deployment Model: On-prem, Hybrid, & Hybrid Cloud

On the other hand, TraceView provides the following key features:

• Track every machine involved in a transaction and identify bottlenecks in a single click.
• Isolate interesting calls and drill down to the line of code and machine it ran on.
• Tie together code and infrastructure metrics with database, service, and cache calls, all in the context of a single transaction.

"Auto discovery" is the top reason why over 2 developers like LogicMonitor, while over 2 developers mention "The heatmap helped me isolate DB related issues" as the leading cause for choosing TraceView.