Instrumental vs Treo: What are the differences?

What is Instrumental? Visualize any aspect of your application performance, measure production code in real-time, and share with your entire team. Instrumental is a real-time application and server monitoring platform. With over a million datapoints processed every second, we're one of the highest scale monitoring services.

What is Treo? Page speed monitoring powered by Google's Lighthouse. By combining modern tooling with the power of data visualization, Treo provides evidence of fast web experience and helps you build performant websites.

Instrumental and Treo can be categorized as "Performance Monitoring" tools.

Some of the features offered by Instrumental are:

• Application monitoring - we accept any volume of arbitrary data, making it easy to set up graphs to measure the performance of your application in real time
• Server monitoring - Ruby apps can use our instrumental tools gem to monitor information like CPU statistics, memory usage, disk space, and all the other things you'll need to monitor your servers. Language support - Ruby is supported using a custom library, and all other languages are supported with our Statsd backend
• RESTful API - upon authentication, data is collected and returned in strict JSON format

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

• User Experience Metrics - First Meaningful Paint, First Interactive, Consistently Interactive, Performance Score
• Interactivity Heatmap - Provides an inside on main thread usage and blocking
• Accurate Monitoring - Enter a URL, choose a location, and start monitoring every hour with full access to the history