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OverOps vs Log Owl: 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, Log Owl is detailed as "Open-source, privacy-focused error tracking and analytics". Get the insights you need on how your IT services perform in production. Track errors with all the details you need to fix issues and get detailed user analytics, privacy-focused and all in one place.

OverOps and Log Owl 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, Log Owl provides the following key features:

  • Error tracking
  • Ethical Analytics
  • Self-Hosted
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      In-depth error analysis with variable values in product
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      All the info you need to solve bugs without logs
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      OverOps reveals the unknown
    • 4
      Jira & Github integration
    • 3
      Scala support
    • 3
      A lot of context added to otherwise plain information

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    What is Log Owl?

    Get the insights you need on how your IT services perform in production. Track errors with all the details you need to fix issues and get detailed user analytics, privacy-focused and all in one place.

    What is OverOps?

    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.

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