OverOps vs Backtrace: What are the differences?

Developers describe OverOps as "Know When and Why Applications Break". OverOps maps the DNA of code as it’s executing in pre-prod and production to Identify all issues and anomalies, and deliver True Root Cause to the right person, without relying on logs. On the other hand, Backtrace is detailed as "Real-time automated error detection, response and analysis for enterprise-grade software". It is the first debugging platform built for enterprise-grade software. It improves system availability, software quality and team efficiency by bringing automation to incident detection, response and resolution. The debugging platform automatically snapshots faulting applications and their surrounding environments then, analyzes and archives them in a centralized object store so bugs don't get missed and get fixed faster.

OverOps and Backtrace belong to "Exception Monitoring" category of the tech stack.

Some of the features offered by OverOps are:

• Deep code visibility
• Real-Time Visibility
• Jenkins Quality Gates

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

• Automated capture, notification, and analysis of software errors for SREs/Ops and Developers
• Automated analysis crawls application state + code to give you a head start on root cause analysis
• Captures a rich data set which includes stacktrace across all threads, reachable variables, system information and much more