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Thundra vs Vector: What are the differences?

Thundra: AWS Lambda Observability for Java, Go and Node.js. Thundra helps answer your toughest questions about the health of your Serverless infrastructure by giving you invaluable insights into your AWS Lambda functions; Vector: On-host performance monitoring framework which exposes hand picked high resolution metrics to every engineer’s browser, by Netflix. Vector provides a simple way for users to visualize and analyze system and application-level metrics in near real-time. It leverages the battle tested open source system monitoring framework, Performance Co-Pilot (PCP), layering on top a flexible and user-friendly UI. The UI polls metrics at up to 1 second resolution, rendering the data in completely configurable dashboards that simplify cross-metric correlation and analysis.

Thundra and Vector can be categorized as "Performance Monitoring" tools.

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    What is Thundra?

    By eliminating the need for multiple tools in pre-production. Thundra provides observability into the CI process, helps optimize build duration, enables more frequent deployments, higher development productivity, and lower CI costs.

    What is Vector?

    Vector provides a simple way for users to visualize and analyze system and application-level metrics in near real-time. It leverages the battle tested open source system monitoring framework, Performance Co-Pilot (PCP), layering on top a flexible and user-friendly UI. The UI polls metrics at up to 1 second resolution, rendering the data in completely configurable dashboards that simplify cross-metric correlation and analysis.

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