TruView vs New Relic

• The app monitoring gives you the details to set different filters and do a quick identification of the root cause of the problem.
• Remarkable ability to store details of performance to analyze baselining, run advance troubleshooting, error detection and catalog by trends.
• The ability to sync with a device/interface whether is physical or virtual gives me the standpoint to set analysis upon network traffic across LAN or WAN and also get the insight of Cloud segments, setting the triggers to find out where the behavior changes to non-production traffic.

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• New Relic lets you drill down into the nitty-gritty of your application, breaking down requests however far you want in order to inspect the performance of your application throughout the request lifecycle.
• New Relic offers many integrations with other services and technologies, making it easy to get it set up and start using it.
• New Relic offers many views and types of visualizations to help you understand what's going on in as much detail as you want to know.

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• Product features are sometimes overwhelming if the IT team is not used to this technology. For a small and mid-size company, the number of settings and work that is needed to implement the solution could be a long and exhausting process.
• A "lite" version of Visual TruView could help a lot to small sized environments looking to develop the solution.
• I would like to add some mitigation tools for simple/common problems that could be easily managed by a monitoring tool like Netscout TruView.

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• Cloud-centric / OS-centric. There is no/limited ability to query metrics with an agent installed.
• Insights-based queries (dashboards and alerts) are limited to 1000 (soon to be 2000) records and that doesn't work for enterprise scale.
• NRQL is awesome -- except when it isn't. The replacement QL is more robust but is significantly more complex to learn.
• No agent management tools in the platform. And, yes, you will want agent management tools after the first dozen or so deployments.

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• Tool consolidation, an amazing GUI that shows the most from the very beginning helping the IT Teams to set their own dashboards according to their needs.
• When they meant one price tag, that's it! You won't get a headache after the purchase process is done.
• Better be ready to set the scales your organization requires because if you miss something in the design you could get an application size that overrides your initial budget.

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• New Relic helps us detect defects before our customers do.
• New Relic helps us prioritize performance improvements. Engineers don't need to spend time measuring the latency of transactions themselves.
• New Relic helps us notify the appropriate people rapidly when there are problems.

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